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Reply to "References on this board to colleges that focus on "Undergraduate" programs. Versus what?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"Also, can anyone help with a list of those colleges that focus on undergraduates versus those that don't?" Undergrad Focus: All LACs Princeton Rice Brown Dartmouth William and Mary Wake Forest Tufts Not very undergrad focused: UC System Caltech Johns Hopkins Columbia NYU USC[/quote] My recollection from Princeton was that professors taught all the large classes and most of the smaller ones, but grad students might teach a "precept" (the weekly seminars with a smaller group of students enrolled in an large 101 course) or some of the introductory classes that only met in small groups. The saving grace was that most of the grad students were good teachers. I remember one grad student who taught my precept in Philosophy 101. He returned my last paper graded A-, with a note that said "you'd make a great philosopher if you thought a bit harder." I didn't really want to, but his comment pretty much summed it up. [/quote]
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