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The issue with this analogy is that schools like Stanford and MIT aren't very large at the undergraduate level and have admissions rates lower than any school i
by Kephael 12y ago
The issue with this analogy is that schools like Stanford and MIT aren't very large at the undergraduate level and have admissions rates lower than any school in Europe let alone Italy when looking at undergraduate admissions rates. The undergraduate admission process at these schools is much less academic focused than a European university as well.
- FanaHOVA 12y agoHere in Italy there's not even an admission process. You just sign up basically. This leads to a definite decrease in the quality level of teaching, around 80% of my class failed discrete mathematics and calculus and that's with a very short curriculum and fairly easy exams. Professors then have to slow down because no one is following and it just gets worse.
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