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Arguably, "strength of character and depth of personality" is something inherent to the people, not something they get in or from a university. So if you could
by PeterisP 6y ago
Arguably, "strength of character and depth of personality" is something inherent to the people, not something they get in or from a university.
So if you could such a metric, it would reflect which university manages to attract the best highschoolers, not which university is best at educating them (i.e. which university is likely to improve you most should you choose to go there) or producing research results.
- periheli0n 6y agoI tend to disagree. Good universities (as well as other schools) feed students’ curiosity and sense of exploration. Bad ones just push them through an educational assembly line where they graduate at the end. The former boosts students’ self-confidence and personality development, the latter doesn’t.