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No. I will be as vague and provide as few details as this question. :) You seriously need to define "ideal." Because there are hundreds of variables in determi
by argonaut 14y ago
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I will be as vague and provide as few details as this question. :) You seriously need to define "ideal." Because there are hundreds of variables in determining whether one school is better than another. And some people value different things from others. One person might value the quality of the social opportunities. Another might value the quality of research opportunities. Another might value the quality of undergraduate teaching. Etc. Etc. Etc.
- GFischer 14y agoAs argonaut says, you should provide your goals :) . It does sound like a great place for bright and motivated people, but it also sounds hard and grinding, plus you might have to get into debt and/or you might not get in. If I had the opportunity and the means, I'd probably do it :)