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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]kids can pick easier and harder paths at almost any schools. Directed Studies at Yale is no cakewalk. Nor is Math at Harvard, Econ at Chicago, bio at JHU, Phil a Williams, etc[/quote]

30% Chicago is econ.  Half of JHU is premed.  Kids study math at Harvard? Not many.   MIT is another story.[/quote]

math is a huge dept at harvard

no such thing as "premed" at JHU[/quote]
Completely false.  Idiots like you don't know anything before speaking.  Only like 10% math major.  Copium too much. [/quote]
10% of a class sounds quite large.[/quote]

But huge?
Also, that ~10% is math concentration and statistics concentration combined.  [/quote]

10% is very very large. It's a big department at Harvard and one they're known for. And tough. [/quote]

So now is "very very", and "big", not huge any more?  Moron![/quote]

guess what - directed studies at Yale is also not the biggest. you're missing the entire point which is that there are majors and programs at these schools that are very very hard. applied math at harvard. directed studies at yale. etc  can some students float though in other, easier majors. of course. but people who know, know.[/quote]

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