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>>Sure. Who am I to argue financial realities with men skilled at it? On the other hand, it does mean that higher education seems now weighted towards the middle and upper clases, who have financial parental backing. Like in the US, your Harvards and Princtowns are inhabited by those who even without a good education would do alright from their inheritance (they all seem to end up as just more lawyers anyway!) :-)
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>Terry;
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>I noticed that you can have a C average if you are from Yale, and be President of the United States. That speaks highly of our educational system. Imagine what our A students are capable of! :)

becoming lawyers, of course! :-)

According to US TV there are only 3 professions in the whole country: Lawyers, doctors and realtors :-)

And all the doctors and lawyers say to their clients "Look, NAME, I've been your friend and PROFESION for more years than I care to remember, but I gotta tell you ..." :-)