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student finance for resident?We Answered:
I think if you are a resident you should be ok to apply for a student loan. Check out this site for information: http://collegestudentfinance.com/Olga Said:
Can a "B" student in finance make it with a top firm if he has good networking/social skills?We Answered:
As a fresh grad looking for their first job, its hard to get that 50k job. I'm not saying its impossible, but its really hard, especially if you are just aiming for a B average. Realistically you are looking at 35k-40k. Since you are graduating from a top school, maybe you will be closer to the 40k mark.Even if you get into a top firm, they not going to pay you that much fresh out of college. Its a two way deal. They get cheap labor out of you, and you get experience out of them. Perhaps after 1-2 years of service, they will promote you (much more pay), or you can take your experience and move on.