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Date: Aug 25 2004
Major: Business - Management and Administration (This Major's Salary over time)
The most important thing I learned at USC is networking skill. USC offers a lot of classes that enhance your communication skills as well as analytical skills. However, it's up to you to choose which classes to take. You can choose classes as challenging as those in Harvard, OR as stupid as those in Cal State. (e.g. classes which require solely memorization)

Ask yourself, does everyone likes you? It's common to find someone who doesn't like you on campus. USC's diverse student popluation gives you a feeling of a small world. If you doesn't fit USC, you won't fit the real world. In the real world, it's all about who you know and who knows you. If you're not ready for this yet, Cal State is a better place for you, or just go home and stay with your parents.

My professors were kind enough to be my references. I got my first job before graduation. Some business classes have over 200 students. But it's up to you to be active or passive in class. No one forces you to sit all the way at the back and play with your laptop. Please behave yourself and choose wisely.

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You have a real messed up attitude in your post. It's true that you have to step up to be a success but there's no need to disrespect Cal States. If you were well versed in the real world you would know that.

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