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That might be too much of a reduction. You need academically successful members of your institution to get eye-popping headlines like "X discovered at Universit
by JMTQp8lwXL 6y ago
That might be too much of a reduction. You need academically successful members of your institution to get eye-popping headlines like "X discovered at University Y". Those PR pieces are partially responsible for the prestige. Concur on the point of family wealth helping institutions.
- aiisahik 6y ago"X discovered at University Y" happens in graduate schools - not at the undergraduate level. And when you're admitting students in graduate school (excluding MBA and JD), you want the most academically successful members. There is no affirmative action for the physics Ph.D program at Harvard.