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[quote=Anonymous]Graduate schools strong in the target major are a large plus. This generally means more faculty in the department, larger offerings of classes, and more connections for internships etc. Rankings also influence the peer group. The more difficult a school is to get into, the more serious and academic the students. Faculty also care about rankings and the better ones seek the best packages etc. There are very openings so the competition is very strong. [/quote]
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