Is it true that a person can succeed only if he / she studies at top and expensive schools and universities?

[Raaj4you]

Yes

No

Other

[catiecatie]

Nope. I went to a trade school and graduated 2 years before the rest of my class. I started working right away. As well as going to get my bachelors and my masters degrees. I’m making money while most of my classmates are still paying off their debts. Some universities are great, but you don’t need to waste a bunch of money just for generals and undergrad.

[DizzyDesii]

Now a days its more about networking and experience rather than education

[richardcory]

No, there are many paths to success. Even in academia, lots of people come from state schools. It a little easier if you go to a well known school, but you can absolutely succeed from any reasonable university.

Then as others have said, not all paths go through university. ;

[Anonymous]

I never studied. Because I didn't want to and my family was too broke in any case. And two weeks ago I won a TV award with my team. I have a successful career and zero student debt.

[Raaj4you]

Good to know. I have zero student debt too and I didn't get any stipend from the government of India. Fortunately, my parents were able to afford my educational expenses. I have successfully completed my studies.

[whereismyjohnny]

No. You can definitely succeed without college or university.

[XXblack88]

No. It's has more to do with are you willing to put in the work.

[NathanDavis]

I did succeeded on my way to success... as soon as I quit college