“Apparently anyone who does not attend an Ivy League school is poorly educated.”
It’s one thing I can’t stand about the breed. I attended what would be the equivalent of an Ivy League school in the south, graduating less than a decade ago. There was a sheer arrogance to the place I found very offputting by the time I graduated, and they haven’t seen a dime from me after I’ve graduated.
When given the chance, I attended by state school over Ivy League medical schools, namely because tuition was half as much, cost of living was lower, and I wouldn’t have to put up with insufferable smugness that comes from those places.
But why call them elitists (as some have done on this thread)? Sorry, I don’t give them that leverage. There was more common sense and more reasoned debate (though I doubt this holds true for many facits of medicine) at my southern state school than at my alma mater or in the Ivy League schools I’ve visited.
Let me guess, Vanderbilt?
I know exactly what you are talking about. In detail.