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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]http://www.thecollegesolution.com/the-colleges-where-phds-get-their-start/ "Students can increase their odds of being accepted to graduate school if they earn their bachelor’s degree at a liberal arts college. On a per capita basis, for instance, liberal arts colleges produce twice as many students who earn a PhD in science than other institutions."[/quote] Correlation is not causation. That is something I learned in the first few weeks of my undergraduate business school at *gasp!* a state school. Actually, I think I learned it in middle school science class, but I digress. [/quote] True, but either way, the fact of the matter is that LAC students obtain doctorates far more frequently than state universities. [/quote]
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