What do Ivy Leaguers think of non-Ivy Leaguers?

Harvard here. I work in a field where your degree (or even if you have one) means next to nothing. You are judged solely on the quality of the work you have created. read more

Honestly, I do not think anything about non-ivy leaguers. I don't think there's a distinctions between an ivy leaguer and a non-ivy leaguer, or more accurately, the alma mater a person went to. There are too many reasons that go into why one person went to this school and why another person went to a different school. read more

there are than to this question on That aside, I am married to a Harvard graduate and many in our social circle are Ivy Leaguers. In contrast, I waited tables in an Applebees while I slogged my way through UW-Seattle. read more

This attitude is no improvement over the snobbery of some Ivy Leaguers--both are sadly removed from reality. The truth is that Ivy League schools are good schools that many people want to go to; they can afford to be selective. It only makes sense that the students will generally be more academically talented. read more