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Date: Nov 29 2002 Major: Economics (This Major's Salary over time) Purdue is a great school overall. But I think it is best for those who are super-smart but are downright lazy. Purdue professors will put you to the grind, they have that crazy work ethic that I have never encountered in my home state of Boston. You will come out still super-smart, but also workaholic. I have always been able to outthink most people, but now I am also able to outwork most people. yeah, I am so proud and amazed at myself. Other positives about Purdue is:1)Average salary out of the school of management in my year was around 45-50 thousand dollars. I was a pretty average student, and I got hired at a Chicago investment bank. Made 45,000 my first year, and up to about 80,000 in my third. There were only 3 hires, the other two guys were UChicago grads. So you won't miss much by coming here. 2)Purdue name is pretty portable, especially in East & West Coast. After high school, I picked Purdue over Texas, UNC, Dartmouth, and Brown. Looking back, I can say Dartmouth was the only regret I had, and that is only after hearing party stories from my brother who goes there. then again, I probably would have flunked anyway. Still, I am applying to Tuck for my MBA, so who knows. 3) Kickass alumni. We've got about a gazillion astronauts, including Neil Armstrong, half a dozen Nobel prize winners, and the highest number of Fortune 500 CEOs after Harvard as per Fortune magazine.4) Did I mention they teach you how to work?Negatives1) It is in the middle of nowehere.2) there is nothing to do but study3) LAME parties.4) Tuition is creeping up5) Did I mention it is in the middle of nowhere. before you even think about coming, please visit first because corn is not for everyone.
Major: Economics (This Major's Salary over time)
Purdue is a great school overall. But I think it is best for those who are super-smart but are downright lazy. Purdue professors will put you to the grind, they have that crazy work ethic that I have never encountered in my home state of Boston. You will come out still super-smart, but also workaholic. I have always been able to outthink most people, but now I am also able to outwork most people. yeah, I am so proud and amazed at myself. Other positives about Purdue is:1)Average salary out of the school of management in my year was around 45-50 thousand dollars. I was a pretty average student, and I got hired at a Chicago investment bank. Made 45,000 my first year, and up to about 80,000 in my third. There were only 3 hires, the other two guys were UChicago grads. So you won't miss much by coming here. 2)Purdue name is pretty portable, especially in East & West Coast. After high school, I picked Purdue over Texas, UNC, Dartmouth, and Brown. Looking back, I can say Dartmouth was the only regret I had, and that is only after hearing party stories from my brother who goes there. then again, I probably would have flunked anyway. Still, I am applying to Tuck for my MBA, so who knows. 3) Kickass alumni. We've got about a gazillion astronauts, including Neil Armstrong, half a dozen Nobel prize winners, and the highest number of Fortune 500 CEOs after Harvard as per Fortune magazine.4) Did I mention they teach you how to work?Negatives1) It is in the middle of nowehere.2) there is nothing to do but study3) LAME parties.4) Tuition is creeping up5) Did I mention it is in the middle of nowhere. before you even think about coming, please visit first because corn is not for everyone.