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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]every single school[/quote]

No. If looking at the top tier colleges, it's only a problem at the publics - Berkeley, UCLA, and Michigan. Which is another reason why the USNews rankings became so bogus last year. The UCs are plagued by this problem and have no business being so highly ranked for undergrad. There's classes with 1200 students. And graduating in four years is a real challenge for a lot of students. [/quote]

Do you have a student at UCLA and Berkeley?  I do and she has NEVER had a class with 1200 students, is graduating next week in 4 years with a double major and could’ve graduated last December. Oh and she studied abroad for a quarter too. All her friends are also graduating in four years. In so-called impacted majors too.

Real life experience. [/quote]

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This thread is full of the same "elite private school" parents who love to sniff about public schools.  Makes me so very grateful my kids don't go to school with people like that.  They attend large state schools which haven't had overcrowding issues and they will have no trouble graduating in four years.[/quote]

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