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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Cal State Long Beach is ranked ahead of Harvey Mudd? Nope.[/quote] 😳[/quote] Harvey Mudd has been sliding even with USNews. They used to be T10 in liberal arts - some 10 or more years ago. It’s now in mid-20 with other run-of-the mill above-average liberal arts schools. [/quote] Harvey Mudd, the engineering, math, and science school, used to be top 10 in...liberal arts? Pretty impressive since they don't offer majors in English, History, Philosophy, Sociology, Languages, Economics, Political Science, Music... https://www.hmc.edu/academics/majors-at-harvey-mudd/ Also, your comment has nothing to do with Long Beach State being ranked ahead of Harvey Mudd.[/quote] I didn’t see where cal state Long Beach is ranked. You can’t compare Mudd with CalState Long Beach. You have to compare with STEM focused schools. And the Cal State system has its maritime academy that is just below Stanford - and ahead of Mudd and CalTech. And to think the cal State system has no pretension of educating the elites of the nation makes it all the more remarkable. It serves primarily blue collar residents of the state. It’s for Caltech, Mudd, UCBerkeley, UCLA, UC riverside rejects. [/quote] But it sounds like the CalState and CalPoly kids may be getting the last laugh. They are getting a quality education at rock bottom prices with minimal student loans and then going on to well-paying professional careers. They probably won't work at Goldman Sachs, but then again the vast majority of Ivy League kids paying $70K per year never go into banking and make that huge money. I'm from Long Beach. CalState LB graduates a lot of CPAs who make really good money 10 years out of school. And they paid peanuts for their degree.[/quote]
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