'Top Public Colleges For Getting Rich'

[blueag09]

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[Mr. Football]

The Big 12 fairly well represented. Didn't see any SEC schools. California schools dominating that list.

Something's messed up there. UT should be ahead of A&M. Tech should be ahead of A&M if they took a sampling of my friends.

 

[Napoleon]

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[Eating Club]

Also gotta consider cost of living in Cali, NYC, and DC is much higher than Texas so salaries are bigger too. I wasn't expecting A&M to be ranked that high, but it doesn't really surprise me. One thing I'll give credit to Aggies is that they take care of one another. A&M's alumni association makes Texas Exes look pathetic.

 

[Ramathorn]

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[Napoleon]

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[Horn-N-LA]

Was the voting done through an internet site and aggy had the link and we didn't?

 

[MaduroUTMB]

Oil, gas and aggy rings.

 

[LITNIN HORN]

We are talking about $183.00 per month...I know, a penny is a penny. If I read right, it does not include anything beyond undergrad degree and appears to apply only to those grads working for someone else. In other words, no self employed. Both of these can really skew reality.

 

[Not Shinola]

A&M doesn't have a big Liberal Arts College. So most of the people coming out of here have Engineering Majors, Business Majors, Construction Science Majors, or some major that gets them in Vet, Med or Law school.

 

[19Longhorn98]

oil & gas businessmen and engineers? I blame Mays business school

 

[LAktownhorn]

UT did absolutely zero for me after i graduated. not a damn thing. i loved my time in college and all, but they couldn't have done less in helping me get a career going.

 

[darius]

William & Mary not on the list?