BusinessKnight, perhaps a little piece of information you are missing is that, outside the US, no one cares if you went to an Ivy League school, and hopefully one day no one will care in the US either.

Sure it sounds fancy, but the real deal is who has the knowledge, credibility and qualifications. I work for a global company, and at global level all that counts is what you can do. So if the knowledge I get from LSUS is the same I will get from an Ivy League college, if I learn it myself or from a professor, at the end of the day is the knowledge and skills that are going to keep me in a job.

I have always loved to work with people from the US because of the work ethics, it is just amazing. But from the people who have reported to me and I have interviewed, I can tell you that my experience with graduates from "top colleges" has not always been the best. Some of them are good, but just the title does not guarantee anything, and I am amazed every time on how entitled and inefficient some of them can be.

It's great you are at the top of your career, but what is wrong with a school that gives opportunities to more people? I think it's fantastic.

I am personally loving what I am learning from this program and apply it every day at work. To me, that is the value.