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> Lawyers? Doctors? Medical research? Thousands of highly educated graduates annually?

• ceejayoz 2y ago
  Lawyers and doctors aren't undergrads. Medical research depends heavily on faculty and postgraduate folks. Only some of their thousands of annual graduates are undergrads - about 1/3 of them, per Wiki.
  • cm2187 2y ago
    I am confused. Who says credentials only apply to undergrads?
    • ceejayoz 2y ago
      I said they do more than teach undergrads, to which you re-quoted me questioningly. Include postgraduate folks and they're still doing a lot more than just teaching and credentialing. Places like Harvard output research, too.
      • kelipso 2y ago
        A university research lab is controlled by usually one professor or a very small number of professors. They can decide to move to another university and take the lab with them.