This is an issue hotly and widely debated by parents whose children are ready to enter college. The New York Times Job Hunting Survey in July 2003, suggested that students who graduate from prestigious colleges are more likely to have better career choices than those from second-echelon colleges. In other words, degrees from celebrated universities do contribute to successful job hunts. But would this be the reason that many students are willing to struggle and to take all steps necessary to enter elite universities?

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