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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Take NyU off and add some ivies and uchicago [/quote] Really? Ever hear of Courant? NYU is very good at math.[/quote] That's at the graduate level, though. I don't see any evidence of their undergraduate program being particularly rigorous.[/quote] Who said this is just about undergrad? Why do you make the rules? And how do you determine if an undergrad program is rigorous? One of the smartest mathematicians I have ever met went to a completely random school for undergrad, mainly for financial reasons. They were highly motivated and did the work to get into an elite PhD program and went from there.[/quote] So we should just conclude that every college has a good math program since there’s always going to be an incredibly intelligent student who can make it work? What a useless comment. [/quote]
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