Why the university you go to matters more than degree

[Deleted member 6128]

If you want to make a shit ton of money attending the top 10 University in your country is most important.

Stacy studying Geography at LSE has a higher chance of earning £100k yearly compared to Chinacurry who studies computer science at Coventry University.

There are plenty of studies that show top employers target top schools here’s one

https://www.highfliers.co.uk/download/2022/graduate_market/GM22-report.pdf

Here’s a report showing what universities are mainly targeted by investment banks

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If you come from a poor background and all your ancestors were poor the fastest way to change that is to attend a top university.

The university you go to automatically brings prestige who is most likely going to get funded by a startup? Jack who graduated Oxford with a 1st has numerous internships and has side businesses or Lewis who quit Highschool and runs a 6 figure business?

You think Lewis will? Nahh Jack would don’t forget these guys running these top investment companies and companies in general attended top universities so they are often biased to those from their university yes nepotism.

 

[Deleted member 6128]

Chad

 

[Sens]

If you want to make a shit ton of money attending hustler university is most important.

 

[chinpilled69]

Yeah you need to make it to Oxbridge or London Triangle - UCL, LSE and ICL.
But Quantitative degrees at Russel Group should be good too.

No point going third class universities. Rather do apprentice for like store manager at a supermarket like LIDL etc.

 

[sigmasss]

If you want to make a shit ton of money attending the top 10 University in your country is most important.

Stacy studying Geography at LSE has a higher chance of earning £100k yearly compared to Chinacurry who studies computer science at Coventry University.

There are plenty of studies that show top employers target top schools here’s one

https://www.highfliers.co.uk/download/2022/graduate_market/GM22-report.pdf

Here’s a report showing what universities are mainly targeted by investment banks

Advice for school leavers

Deciding between uni and an apprenticeship? Let targetjobs decode your options for after school and sixth form, ensuring you make the right choice.

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Banking | Student Ladder

If you know whilst in your sixth form that you would like to pursue a career in banking, there are a number of early choices you can make that will help you. Getting into banking is notoriously difficult and therefore you need to do everything possible to improve your chances. Here are a few tips. …

www.studentladder.co.uk

If you come from a poor background and all your ancestors were poor the fastest way to change that is to attend a top university.

The university you go to automatically brings prestige who is most likely going to get funded by a startup? Jack who graduated Oxford with a 1st has numerous internships and has side businesses or Lewis who quit Highschool and runs a 6 figure business?

You think Lewis will? Nahh Jack would don’t forget these guys running these top investment companies and companies in general attended top universities so they are often biased to those from their university yes nepotism.

Thats why I am applying economics for LSE/UCL/Imperial/Cambridge/Queen Mary as last option if you dont go to these its over for you. Like my relative who graduated from cambridge for economics earns £80k as 22 yr old.

 

[Deleted member 18582]

Chad

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[sigmasss]

If you want to make a shit ton of money attending the top 10 University in your country is most important.

Stacy studying Geography at LSE has a higher chance of earning £100k yearly compared to Chinacurry who studies computer science at Coventry University.

There are plenty of studies that show top employers target top schools here’s one

https://www.highfliers.co.uk/download/2022/graduate_market/GM22-report.pdf

Here’s a report showing what universities are mainly targeted by investment banks

Advice for school leavers

Deciding between uni and an apprenticeship? Let targetjobs decode your options for after school and sixth form, ensuring you make the right choice.

targetcareers.co.uk

Banking | Student Ladder

If you know whilst in your sixth form that you would like to pursue a career in banking, there are a number of early choices you can make that will help you. Getting into banking is notoriously difficult and therefore you need to do everything possible to improve your chances. Here are a few tips. …

www.studentladder.co.uk

If you come from a poor background and all your ancestors were poor the fastest way to change that is to attend a top university.

The university you go to automatically brings prestige who is most likely going to get funded by a startup? Jack who graduated Oxford with a 1st has numerous internships and has side businesses or Lewis who quit Highschool and runs a 6 figure business?

You think Lewis will? Nahh Jack would don’t forget these guys running these top investment companies and companies in general attended top universities so they are often biased to those from their university yes nepotism.

we could do a london Looksmax meetup if any of us make it to the triangle unis JFL

 

[mogger123]

degrees = useless

nepotism = everything

 

[chigoha]

who cares , you'll never get rich from working for a salary anyways

 

[dimorphism]

LIDL

 

[Deleted member 6128]

who cares , you'll never get rich from working for a salary anyways

COOOOOOOPEEEE

Any one who says this is poor as fuck and stinks like shit

 

[Deleted member 24586]

I will out earn you by taking on my family business, no degree needed

 

[chigoha]

COOOOOOOPEEEE

Any one who says this is poor as fuck and stinks like shit

keep dreaming then

 

[Deleted member 16970]

money is lifestyle. my virgin village gf is humbled by her childhood. she doesn't need to consume like modern used whores .

 

[Deleted member 6128]

I will out earn you by taking on my family business, no degree needed

Mirin your parents if true

 

[Prisma]

Groundbreaking thread ,

 

[Sondern]

If you want to make a shit ton of money attending the top 10 University in your country is most important.

Stacy studying Geography at LSE has a higher chance of earning £100k yearly compared to Chinacurry who studies computer science at Coventry University.

There are plenty of studies that show top employers target top schools here’s one

https://www.highfliers.co.uk/download/2022/graduate_market/GM22-report.pdf

Here’s a report showing what universities are mainly targeted by investment banks

Advice for school leavers

Deciding between uni and an apprenticeship? Let targetjobs decode your options for after school and sixth form, ensuring you make the right choice.

targetcareers.co.uk

Banking | Student Ladder

If you know whilst in your sixth form that you would like to pursue a career in banking, there are a number of early choices you can make that will help you. Getting into banking is notoriously difficult and therefore you need to do everything possible to improve your chances. Here are a few tips. …

www.studentladder.co.uk

If you come from a poor background and all your ancestors were poor the fastest way to change that is to attend a top university.

The university you go to automatically brings prestige who is most likely going to get funded by a startup? Jack who graduated Oxford with a 1st has numerous internships and has side businesses or Lewis who quit Highschool and runs a 6 figure business?

You think Lewis will? Nahh Jack would don’t forget these guys running these top investment companies and companies in general attended top universities so they are often biased to those from their university yes nepotism.

LOL JFLLL at you saying someone who graduated from oxford with internships would get funded for a startup. Obviously but the dude who starts his own business and is 4 years ahead mogs everyday. When it comes to who will be paid more

 

[Entschuldigung]

It depends on the country

 

[Whatashame]

Yeah you need to make it to Oxbridge or London Triangle - UCL, LSE and ICL.
But Quantitative degrees at Russel Group should be good too.

No point going third class universities. Rather do apprentice for like store manager at a supermarket like LIDL etc.

what would u consider a third class university?

 

[thereallegend]

LOL JFLLL at you saying someone who graduated from oxford with internships would get funded for a startup. Obviously but the dude who starts his own business and is 4 years ahead mogs everyday. When it comes to who will be paid more

you're coping

 

[looksmaxxed]

face and height matter more than your degree or alma mater

 

[Barry]

LOL JFLLL at you saying someone who graduated from oxford with internships would get funded for a startup. Obviously but the dude who starts his own business and is 4 years ahead mogs everyday. When it comes to who will be paid more

Graduating from Oxford absolutely opens startup doors. It also helps get experience that opens doors. More than that though, it gets you into networks where there's funding that simply isn't available to people who don't have those networks.

If I were talking to a teenager I would tell them to get into Oxbridge (or the US equivalent) if they can, even if they are trying to start their own business.

 

[ripcordgod1]

If you want to make a shit ton of money attending the top 10 University in your country is most important.

Stacy studying Geography at LSE has a higher chance of earning £100k yearly compared to Chinacurry who studies computer science at Coventry University.

There are plenty of studies that show top employers target top schools here’s one

https://www.highfliers.co.uk/download/2022/graduate_market/GM22-report.pdf

Here’s a report showing what universities are mainly targeted by investment banks

Advice for school leavers

Deciding between uni and an apprenticeship? Let targetjobs decode your options for after school and sixth form, ensuring you make the right choice.

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Banking | Student Ladder

If you know whilst in your sixth form that you would like to pursue a career in banking, there are a number of early choices you can make that will help you. Getting into banking is notoriously difficult and therefore you need to do everything possible to improve your chances. Here are a few tips. …

www.studentladder.co.uk

If you come from a poor background and all your ancestors were poor the fastest way to change that is to attend a top university.

The university you go to automatically brings prestige who is most likely going to get funded by a startup? Jack who graduated Oxford with a 1st has numerous internships and has side businesses or Lewis who quit Highschool and runs a 6 figure business?

You think Lewis will? Nahh Jack would don’t forget these guys running these top investment companies and companies in general attended top universities so they are often biased to those from their university yes nepotism.

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this dude is probably wheatwaffles

 

[Sondern]

Graduating from Oxford absolutely opens startup doors. It also helps get experience that opens doors. More than that though, it gets you into networks where there's funding that simply isn't available to people who don't have those networks.

If I were talking to a teenager I would tell them to get into Oxbridge (or the US equivalent) if they can, even if they are trying to start their own business.

Oxford is safer I agree, but somone who makes a successful business while in highschool and drops out almost always mogs

 

[Dodevu]

It depends… Of course if you study at oxbridge even shitty degrees like media studies will open doors for most jobs that are unrelated to that field simply because you went to oxbridge.

But for CS you can study at a shit uni and get a 2:2 and apply for junior position and that’s mission complete as the next jobs after that won’t care bout your shitty degree as experience > degree.

However if you wanna get into FAANG companies then yes you will need to goto a good uni and get a good grade.

 

[Iblamejordan]

If you want to make a shit ton of money attending the top 10 University in your country is most important.

Stacy studying Geography at LSE has a higher chance of earning £100k yearly compared to Chinacurry who studies computer science at Coventry University.

There are plenty of studies that show top employers target top schools here’s one

https://www.highfliers.co.uk/download/2022/graduate_market/GM22-report.pdf

Here’s a report showing what universities are mainly targeted by investment banks

Advice for school leavers

Deciding between uni and an apprenticeship? Let targetjobs decode your options for after school and sixth form, ensuring you make the right choice.

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Banking | Student Ladder

If you know whilst in your sixth form that you would like to pursue a career in banking, there are a number of early choices you can make that will help you. Getting into banking is notoriously difficult and therefore you need to do everything possible to improve your chances. Here are a few tips. …

www.studentladder.co.uk

If you come from a poor background and all your ancestors were poor the fastest way to change that is to attend a top university.

The university you go to automatically brings prestige who is most likely going to get funded by a startup? Jack who graduated Oxford with a 1st has numerous internships and has side businesses or Lewis who quit Highschool and runs a 6 figure business?

You think Lewis will? Nahh Jack would don’t forget these guys running these top investment companies and companies in general attended top universities so they are often biased to those from their university yes nepotism.

People who go to good university are more likely to be more capable

 

[Lucid]

It dont matter for cs since most unis including third rates overlap on syllabus. Just hope you have good teachers and are good at self learning. That's all for future prospects for a job or even self employment since cs/tech is a freedom field.

Finance on the other hand is raw nepotism

 

[bradpittshairline]

for STEM it only matters if u go top 20-30 after that go anywhere just work on skills