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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DD is pretty neurotic and a high scorer on exams but simply lacks extracurriculars. She aspires to be a physicist and in her free time, she’s president of the Quantum physics and robotics team. I’m concerned that without going to a top 20 university, she won’t be able to ever achieve her dream. Looking through the assistant professor page at Princeton, every one of them has a degree from MIT, Stanford, Tsinghua, and IIT, so what chance does she have getting into the professsion?[/quote] Im not sure why everyone is recommending $90k/yr SLACs for undergrad. UMD is one of the leaders in quantum physics if that's where her interest lies. https://www.umdphysics.umd.edu/research/research-areas/quantum.html [/quote] Cause a $70k/year out of state public is a waste of money[/quote] Its $55k and about 15-20% of OOS receive some merit. [/quote]
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