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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"Fit" is a thing but my hope is that our children aren't in need of a particular fit. We discourage SLACs.[/quote] The college professors in our family have the exact opposite opinion. They discourage large schools and any school with a big graduate program. They want all the kids in the family to attend a school where the primary focus of fully tenured professors is undergraduate education.[/quote] If I were looking for advice for success and happiness in life, I would not look to college professors.[/quote] This is advice on what makes for a good a college education.[/quote] "College education" is about a lot more than direct interface with one's instructors, and a lot of professors don't understand that. It leads them to overvalue LACs, especially the kind that (over) produce PhDs. I'm not saying LACs are bad, but let's keep things in proportion.[/quote] Such as... And what are the LACs not providing. Would you say the same about small universities? Dartmouth is practically an LAC, what would it lose if it committed to being an LAC?[/quote]
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