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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][youtube][quote=Anonymous]One drawback for Rice is small network, non ivy status and Texas location. Cornell has ivy name recognition, huge network of alumni and NY location.[/quote] +1 The contrast.[/quote] That also means a huge impersonal environment, harsh winter and [b]lack of internship/side job opportunities[/b] in college town. Houston has a huge advantage when it comes to year round internships, research, volunteering, part time jobs, things to do etc.[/quote] Not my experience. Cornell is literally one of the largest research institutions in the world with thousands of internship opportunities for undergrads every year and during the summers. My kids at Cornell had zero trouble getting on-campus research internships and appreciated the $7k summer research internship stipend available to hundreds of undergrads each summer. [/quote]
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