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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kid graduated from Brown 4 years ago, breezed to a 4.0 double concentration (major) in the humanities. Was a little disappointed in how many rich, mediocre students there were but had 4-year access to top scholars in their field, had funded research opportunities, and got great recs that led to a phenomenal graduate program placement

Brown is one of the few Ivy League schools where top faculty engage full time with undergrads. The clout you get from a personalized Letter of Recommendation from a leading scholar combined with the research opportunities results in a very competitive grad school application that might be hard for a student from a public institution to match[/quote]
Public has nothing to do with it. Is Michigan lesser than Elon? Didn't think so. Watch your mouth next time before spouting off.[/quote]

Brown’s endowment per student is literally 5 times larger than William & Mary’s which is the relevant issue [/quote]

Brown just had to borrow $300M to ensure liquidity, which isn't a good.  These are challenging times for higher education.  [/quote]

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