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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think that most accredited colleges, LAC or otherwise, offer students more educational opportunities than they can take advantage of. I think that the quality of education any student at any college receives is determined more by the extent to which they apply themselves and take advantage of those opportunities than by the name of the institution awarding their diploma. Therefore, I think it is better to find the best college for a student, that will best motivate and facilitate that particular student, than to assume that some published ranking of “best” colleges will provide that particular student with the best outcome.[/quote] What a ridiculous statement. You're going to get a better education at Stanford or MIT than Williams.[/quote] Depends on the students learning style and what they are interested in learning. The tutorial system at Williams truly offers something no other American college can. Williams also has a leg up for any course that is taught seminar style (i.e. discussion based rather than lecture based). [/quote]
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