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Time Magazine Best Colleges For Future Leaders--A&M #23
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Last: 9 mo ago by Dark_Knight
Harvard #1, Penn #3, Columbia #4, MIT #5.
I don't think those rankings would be considered accurate after the last couple of weeks.
I don't think those rankings would be considered accurate after the last couple of weeks.
I would really put Stanford and MIT at the top. Their graduates have huge impact on technology that transforms our daily lives.
These other liberal arts schools just dish out Marxist who push tyranny and lobbyists that create laws that harm consumers.
But I have seen a lot of Harvard MBAs doing great things, ones who got their MBAs after some years of work experience, not ones admitted from high school. Harvard undergrad has become a joke.
These other liberal arts schools just dish out Marxist who push tyranny and lobbyists that create laws that harm consumers.
But I have seen a lot of Harvard MBAs doing great things, ones who got their MBAs after some years of work experience, not ones admitted from high school. Harvard undergrad has become a joke.
Define "leader," and I'll get back with you.
Passionate champions of the establishment.TexasAggie81 said:
Define "leader," and I'll get back with you.
tu at 14 with one score point above us, I call bs.
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