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Having studied at both a cheap state university and also one of the famed "top 20," I'd wholeheartedly argue that the educational opportunities at the two were
by byerley 12y ago
Having studied at both a cheap state university and also one of the famed "top 20," I'd wholeheartedly argue that the educational opportunities at the two were similar if not the same.
The degree from the latter is potentially worth more in the job market, but the level of education you come away with is largely a matter of personal drive - especially now that information is so readily available everywhere.
- Dewie 12y ago> Having studied at both a cheap state university and also one of the famed "top 20," I'd wholeheartedly argue that the educational opportunities at the two were similar if not the same. Which I guess means that people living in other countries than the US may be getting a good education despite being, you know, not in the US.