Word: careers
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...benefit from studying at Harvard for Carr was that his KSG professors helped him later in his business career...
...estimated that a typical man who graduated from a top-tiered college in 1982 can expect to earn a total of $2.9 million in real 1997 dollars over his career. A man who graduated from a college from the lowest tier could expect to make a total of $1.75 million before retirement. The study bases estimates on a working life of 34 years...
...career earnings numbers for top-tier graduates could even be higher because inflation is factored in and "topcoding" is used as well. By "topcoding," the study does not accommodate for the William H. Gates' III, Class of 1977, of the world. Top incomes are not factored in once they exceed...
...Office of Career Services Director Bill Wright-Swadel says he has seen Hoxby's conclusions borne out by his interactions with Harvard graduates...
...reason to go to Harvard is for the education. That is the value," Frank says, speaking from his Washington, D.C. office. "If I was to list the significant factors in my career, Harvard would not be one of them, although it would definitely be a significant factor in my life...