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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not really a problem since grad students are TAing intro courses and, by the time you're ready to apply for grad school, you've been working with profs directly for at least a year (probably at least two years, if you're planning on grad school) in your major. Also, even schools with grad student TAs in large survey courses typically have other seminar-style courses available to freshman and sophomores. [/quote] As a TA at a [b]public Ivy,[/b] I had at least a half-dozen students ask me to write letters of recommendation for them for grad school, med school, law school, etc. It was kinda sad.[/quote] There is no such thing as a public ivy.[/quote] You are new to these boards or otherwise unfamiliar with the term? "Public Ivies": Berkeley, U Michigan-Ann Arbor, UVA. Also maybe UW-Madison, UT-Austin, UNC-Chapel Hill.[/quote]
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