Be proud of your achievements, regardless of the college you attend from "summary" of Where You Go Is Not Who You'll Be by Frank Bruni
The idea that where you go to college doesn't define you is a powerful one. It challenges the prevailing belief that the name on your diploma is the ultimate arbiter of your worth. In reality, your achievements, your character, and your drive are what truly matter. This concept is liberating because it frees students from the pressure to attend a prestigious university in order to be successful. It encourages them to focus on their passions and strengths, regardless of where they end up studying. By embracing this mi...
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