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Do you think income and social position can help your academic progress
I personally think that those two things--money and social positions--are very important to your academic progress....
As we know, some universities are very competitive that even you are an AA+ student from any college, you probably don't have good shot at getting into those universities.
If situation turns out to be like this: two enrolling students with equally good standings of grades and performances, the university would probably look at their background--their social income and their social statues.
If one of the two students has obviously higher social statues and social income, that student is the likely candidate to be hired in.
So being a rich person is very important; current academic programs judge you by your money income. Rich people often be envied by other people who have low-income.
But being a rich person is a blessed thing. If you have money, you would have more references to decide which ways you are heading to and how you will handle most things.
Money is also very important to your friendship.
If you have less money, you will have a tougher time with socializing your friends. Because if you do not have enough economic background to back up your social presence, your friends will often ignore you that they will never take you seriously, and they think you are a useless crap that you are hardly an important helper to their needs.
I think if you are major in medical-fields, biology, stem-cell and nursing programs, you will have a good shot at being rich.
I personally think that those two things--money and social positions--are very important to your academic progress....
As we know, some universities are very competitive that even you are an AA+ student from any college, you probably don't have good shot at getting into those universities.
If situation turns out to be like this: two enrolling students with equally good standings of grades and performances, the university would probably look at their background--their social income and their social statues.
If one of the two students has obviously higher social statues and social income, that student is the likely candidate to be hired in.
So being a rich person is very important; current academic programs judge you by your money income. Rich people often be envied by other people who have low-income.
But being a rich person is a blessed thing. If you have money, you would have more references to decide which ways you are heading to and how you will handle most things.
Money is also very important to your friendship.
If you have less money, you will have a tougher time with socializing your friends. Because if you do not have enough economic background to back up your social presence, your friends will often ignore you that they will never take you seriously, and they think you are a useless crap that you are hardly an important helper to their needs.
I think if you are major in medical-fields, biology, stem-cell and nursing programs, you will have a good shot at being rich.