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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What’s her reason for wanting some grad students around, but not too many?[/quote] Yeah what does this mean? Grad students don’t have that much interaction with undergraduates, nor do they desire to do so. Does she just like having older students around?[/quote] Prob don't want professors primarily focused on and competing for research opps with grad students. When an institution is majority undergrad, profs are more likely to engage/give research opps to undergrads too. [/quote] It depends what type of grad students. Professional school students, as opposed to those getting masters or phds, aren’t competing with undergrads, and the presence of professional school can create additional research and class opportunities for undergrads.[/quote]
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