My wife spent a year at Hahvahd and tolerated it for what she
needed/wanted to do. It is way overrated. Most undergrad classes are
taught by grad students, and even a lot of grad classes. The main thing
they put forth is that a shingle from there gives you some kind of cred,
and if you work it well, some contacts for moving forward in the world.
If you are half-smart you can get a good education/training anywhere,
pretty much depends on what you put into it. I have a fair number of
friends who went there, they are all pretty smart, but never felt like
they got a really great deal from the experience.
These days Hahvahd seems more interested in finding minority gay
transgendered physically-challenged Englishasasecondlanguage
dumpster-living orphaned kids of color (Spanish surname extra points).
They manage to do that too, surprisingly enough.
--R
On 12/21/12 4:35 PM, Tim C wrote:
Rich recently made an insightful post to banned about the difference
between MIT and his undergrad experience, I'll forward it to you. I would
expect the difference between UNC and Ha!vard would be comparable.
Best,
Tim
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