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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]who cares? there aren't enough spaces at these small LACs or alums of them to matter much. they're cute little bubbles to learn in I guess. but when you talk about colleges [b]with more name recognition, it's all the bigger ones.[/b][/quote] When you talk about name recognition among the general public, you're really talking about sports. That doesn't mean that bigger, more famous schools offer the best education or the best job opportunities.[/quote] bro outside of niche circles, no one on planet earth has heard of pitzer college, scripps, claremont mckenna college or harvey mudd college ... [/quote] DP. With that logic a majority of top-ranked US Schools - no one has heard about. UCLA and USC have more exposure than Berkeley. Purdue Engineering has more exposure than Georgia Tech. The goal is who do you care about that has heard of it? HM and Pomona are statistically PHD mills. CMC has a Cal reputation but no one I know has met a Grad from there. I'm not sure about: Pitzer and Scripps. If I saw that on a resume - I'm leaning to they are smart because of CC. We highly regard JMU and VA Tech as high but people in Cal that might be meh. For people in VA - Cal Poly might be meh. It's where you want to go. Don't get a Cal Poly degree and see if VA people will be impressed.[/quote]
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