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Carpenter and babysitter too

@@abdullahamir2940 tradies- carpenters make a lot of money. They are infact blue collar millionaires

He’s probably lying

@@zacharyyan1248 why would he lie?

Yes, especially when you hear some of them saying “my Mum doesn’t work”.

@@temitopeej8407 I was shocked when they said that. does not work for payment may be better.🙂

@@temitopeej8407 hahaha if they only knew!

i absolutely agree with u. Its all about : Good education--has a cap for the profession, n LUCK, Timming, Experience, Personality, Communication skills and able ness/competence to adapt n prosper under presure n set backs (has a Karen professor/boss etc.). Even their Attractiveness is in the play. Even the role has nothing to do with attractiveness. But when comes to pick 2 ppl that equal score, then d hot one has an extra edge. Cuz human ARE Biased. We cant dictate ourselves out of it.

no? Lawyers, investment bankers, principals/professors, physicians, owners/managers of construction and tech companies.. that is hardly middle-class. Most are millionaires.

@@Ethan-qo9rx upper middle class,The educated white collar, if they are really good yes they are wealthy. Millionaire in NY Boston LA it’s nothing, you need 10M at least to live in luxury. A small house cost 1million

@@Louis-qo7tf I think a millionaire is anyone with over 1m dollars in available assets ready for use, as opposed to their total net worth based on property or items. Excluding their home value and whatever it is worth, if they have over 1m around in stocks or just in the bank ready for use, yes they are millionaires and not 'upper middle-class'. They paid for their kids tuition with 100,000$ straight from their bank account. It's very simple, that is not something a middle-class person can do, they don't have that kind of money to just take out.

@@Ethan-qo9rx i agree for the invesment banker and lawyer if they are partners... but for the majority in the vido that were teacher principal physician... im sure they don't have 1m in liquid assets, also a lot of them only have one parent working.

@@Ethan-qo9rx from what i see often upper class in the US is considered the top 1%, which is 500K a year

Yeah, quite interesting.

More moms stay at home

Of course not.

My mom died when I was 5 years old. Dad's an ex army. he had to retire fast than his actual tenure so that he could look after me. Life not perfect but it should move on.

Kids from single moms belong in the streets / prisons, not in Harvard.

well, I definitely get the point you're making, but because I know there can be free education like in Europe where I'm living, I bet there are better opportunities in comparison to the US for people who don't have a lot of money just because theoretical you only need to graduate from highschool (Gymnasium) here to go to university...

Well, in my European country where education is free, getting a Bachelors and a Masters isn’t even enough to get a job because the job market is so bad and many people leave, sometimes for the US. So even if you graduate from a university, it doesn’t really help bring people out of poverty and social mobility is lower than in the U.S.

@@evapolovina7600 In which European country do you live?

If the US is the land of opportunities then Europe is said Paradise, when it comes to social mobility. (which it isn't but you get my point)

it is accessible. the internet exists for free education and there are a lot of cheap community colleges. financial aid exists as well. the only people I imagine it to be inaccessible is for the very poor, or people with too many responsibilities like family (which there is nothing wrong with either). College is very accessible to most middle class.

Harvard has a free certificate program and you can watch many of the courses online along with MIT.

Everyone she interviewed seemed to be coming from average households.

​​@@vinea9322 to rich people= university, world renowed professors and Job opportunities To poor people: KZfaq videos and maybe reddit Its not fair

There are quite a few from working class backgrounds

GMAB....Give Me a Break.....

And Brown

No way someones paying 280k for an english undergrad degree

@@Trusttheprocessagain My friends paid 74 k a year to send their daughter to Brown for a humanities degree.

@@danielm17 Oberlin apparently charges even more for room and board.

U must be new to the politics of 2023.

@@jonnyfendi2003 Whare are the politics of 2023? That money doesn't matter? LOL

haha okay come to watch northeastern university first now i post

It would also be cool if you could do this at professional schools like medical and law school!

@@kingjacko302 okay I would go to Harvard medical school and maybe BC

😂 Good luck to you with your studies 🙌

I love your smile David. You have kind eyes. Hope you are having a great time here!

No worries David, we got that, I just thought it was a typo. Didn't mind it but hear they are both retired,congratulations for your contribution in making this video worthy to watch. All the best wishes for your future and studies.

Hahah sorrry David do you interested in do another video about show us around MIT would be fun🤔

ur cute David, dw bout nothing 🤙

Absolutely he acknowledged the hardest job in the world!

His answer was so sweet compared to the guy later on who just said his mom doesn't work.

I love his answer fr

Yes! The only one that didn’t say “my Mom doesn’t work” when she’s a stay-at-home. 😅

thank you ! Means a lot to me🥰

@@Rulsong Being a Christian (the follower of Christ): - calls upon the name of THE LORD: Psalms 145:18 , Psalms 55:16 , Isaiah 55:6 - coming to repentance, Luke 5:32 - going through new birth (baptized by the SPIRIT and by the water), 1 Corinthians 12:13 , John 3:7 - coming out from Babylon (the city life), Revelation 18:4 - flees from fornication: 1 Corinthians 6:18 , 1 Thessalonians 4:3 - analysing their own life and life in general, 2 Corinthians 13:5 - have their Inner mans eyes and ears open: Mark 8:18 , 2 Chronicles 7:15 , Matthew 13:16 - Judges - judges - judges, themselves and life in general in: John 7:24 - seeks out 1st the KINGDOM OF GOD: Matthew 6:33 - have no worries nor thoughts about what they shall eat or wear: Matthew 6:31 , Luke 12:22 , Matthew 6:25 , Luke 12:29 - is not a friend with the world, but exposes the wicked: Ephesians 5:11 , Psalms 26:5 , James 4:4 - goes through the persecution: Luke 6:22 , Matthew 5:44 ,John 15:18 , 1 John 3:13 - has outworldly peace: John 14:27 - fears not any man, but has the sobering fear of GOD in him: Matthew 10:28 , 1 John 4:18 - rightly dividing the word of truth: 2 Timothy 2:15 - is both, the believer of the word and the doer of it also: James 1:23 , Matthew 7:21 - have no idols not graven images: Isaiah 42:17 , Micah 5:13 , Isaiah 42:8 , Deuteronomy 7:5 , Habakkuk 2:18 - worship GOD in SPIRIT AND IN TRUTH: John 4:24

Lol you’re ver naive aren’t you

@@caspianhall ultra high networth alumni students are only around 5%. Ie over 30 million family networth. Some get in via legacy but there was a Stanford paper showing middle class with highest high school grades. Ultra wealthy do less well.

lol... and none of them are in hard sciences or engineering - so what does that tell you about the sample size?

@@dac8939 lol half of Harvard are legacy students lol it’s designed for them I’m not sure how you don’t understand this. The Harvard dean would tell you this if he’s being honest

@@caspianhall wrong. Less than 15% are legacy.

Haha okay! Next time I would ask

I think it’s kind of rude to ask those kind of questions

@@ot7stan207 potentially to some maybe. idk its better to try and if most people give unfavorable reactions then ya ask something different.

@@Rulsong Don't!!! This is better don't ask where they graduated they will find it rude. But I love this video concept!! I subscribed please do more :)

@@ashleylove6840 ask their parents college would be rude?🤔

Thank you for ur comment🫡

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Good point 💯

Interesting!!! Very interesting indeed.

Not necessarily. She didn’t ask if their parents were married or not. Having a mom or dad doesn’t mean they’re in a relationship but I do see your point

thank you for ur support!

Yea but you still hear Asian kids complaining that they're being rejected and that they're giving black people all their spots even though they are 2nd most represented on demographics alone. Heck in most of the Higher level institutions Asians are second most in terms of demographics after whites.

The chinese kids are also rich LOL

1. Some of the Asian kids are probably rich as well. 2. I’m not sure why you assume they’re all Chinese. You wouldn’t assume a random White person is Italian or Swedish

How did this comment get so many likes when it makes no sense?

Thank you for ur support

haha i ask northeastern university come to watch :)

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Top 1% is already like 500k so no

that's only your expectation but alot of students there get grants from companies foundation and government

Lmao this is the dumbest take I’ve seen today

thank you ❤️

Like what

@@Rulsong Any local community colleges in the area. Go to the campus and ask those students what their parents do for a living. I'm sure it will be much more relatable for some of us.

​@@OTnerd7 I work hard so that my kids can have good opportunities. I'd wouldn't want people to be mad or jealous of them because I gave them a good life.

@@gigis.6813 I hear you

Very sad response would be

In much less elite colleges in the US that would also be the answer. That would be my answer, hence probably part of the reason why I didn't attend an elite college...

Do you know all Latin Americans? Latin Americans actually standout for being close to their parents.

Okay! Ty:))

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okay!

haha okay

The more prestigious the university the more generous the financial aid. If you can get in being poor you pay $0.

@@nicolairobles420 For real? So you're saying someone with zero income or financial help of any kind could get into Harvard if their grades are acceptable? I did not know.

I had a friend who had scholarships through undergrad and law school all at private schools. t did not pay for everything so resorted to student loans. She had close to $400,000 USD in student debt after finishing. Even with a decent paying job it took her 18 years to pay off.

@@scottbrandon6244 18 years and almost 1/2 million in dept despite having scholarships? Damn.

If your family doesn't have much money , sometimes financial aid can pay for most of it or the school can give you a scholarship. However, Harvard accepts very few of these students. You have to be more than perfect and have discovered the cure for cancer lmao

😂😂 maybe I would go to new york to do think first

thank you for support me hahah

Where'd you hear this from💀

Only 25%, which is still a lot, but not majority

@@owencaii Harvard's website

They sold slaves. Should be FREE TO ALL BLACKS. They have 10 billion dollar endowment. That's up there with big Corporations businesses like KELLOGS, PROCTOR AND GAMBLE. Should be FREE TO ALL

Proof?

Do you know any of those people? If so, who?

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@@7tv276 thank u !

My ( then ) husband started his own plumbing - heating business at 25 yrs. old & in a few years was making more per year than my father at age 55 who was in newspaper retail advertising . Blue collar ? White collar ? It depends ...

I think he meant to say “retired” . He might be like the last kid popped out like d mom in their early 40s. Apparently it happens. :) 😊

Or they can’t afford the $100,000 fee despite being very bright, and the university realised they don’t want to restrict bright students.

😂😂😂翻译有问题啊哈哈

哈哈哈哈哈不好意思

That is an excellent observation and probably crucial to success.

At least she speaks two languages. How many do you speak?

Most of their moms are working too so I'll prefer to become successful myself rather than depending on someone .

@@coolkidss3094 #facts

True!!!!

Rarely.

ty!

Okay thanks I would practice more

ignorant,she’s pronouncing them just fine. everyone was able to understand her, she just has an accent.

@@juliotinajero2315 gracias!

@@juliotinajero2315 You're not making her any better, be wise.

@@ALICE-zx4ed the only person who can judge her english skill versus how important it is to improve is herself!

bro hasn't heard about the "gender studies" majors at some schools

Government falls under the realm of Political Science. Some undergrad classes which you would take as a gov major at Harvard would be... FS 41R: Media in American Politics FS 48K: Political Legitimacy and Resistance FS 72W: Is Privacy Dead? Privacy, Surveillance, and Freedom in the Digital Age FS 72X: Holding Politicians Accountable Gov 10: Foundations of Political Thought Gov 20: Foundations of Comparative Politics Gov 30: American Government: A New Perspective Gov 40: International Conflict and Cooperation in the Modern World Gov 50: Data Science for the Social Sciences Gov 1249: Authoritarianism Gov 1280: Government & Politics of China Gov 1290: Democracy & Authoritarianism Gov 1295: Comparative Politics of Latin America Gov 1433: Tech Science: From Democracy to Technocracy and Back Gov 1540: The American Presidency Gov 1759: Behavioral Insights & Public Policy: Nudging for Good Gov 1790: American Foreign Policy