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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]SLACs don't have graduate students, so undergrads have more opportunities to do research with faculty.[/quote] This is a very big point for SLACS for kids who have an interest in grad school or research-based fields like the social sciences. Yes, other schools have undergrad research programs, but the undergrads are typically the only game in town for faculty. And faculty at SLACs are research-active. Plus there are virtually no adjuncts or grad students teaching at a SLAC so every class you take is a chance to click with a faculty member that you could join their research work.[/quote] At a big school, I had one adjunct and one TA over four years. It depends on the courses you choose. [/quote]
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