Replying to @jbertolinoRE Networking in college with rich kids in your classes is the key to getting referrals for tech jobs, banking jobs, consulting, and a bunch of other industries. I graduated from UW Seattle and made more money than most UC Berkeley Computer Science majors because I had a ton of referrals to top tech companies. Grinding for a 4.0 GPA is a bad strategy — build a good resume, and then make friends and get referred so real people will see it.
Replying to @jbertolinoRE Networking in college with rich kids in your classes is the key to getting referrals for tech jobs, banking jobs, consulting, and a bunch of other industries. I graduated from UW Seattle and made more money than most UC Berkeley Computer Science majors because I had a ton of referrals to top tech companies. Grinding for a 4.0 GPA is a bad strategy — build a good resume, and then make friends and get referred so real people will see it.