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Nov12-06, 04:42 PM   #1
 

Places to study


I was taking a look at the admissions info of some colleges in physics/engineering so i thought it would be nice if we compiled a list of good universities (the big famous ones and the little ones)

obvious ones:
MIT- massachusets
CIT aka CalTech- southern california
UC Berkely i heard was pretty good- mid/upper california

EDIT: i thought this was the academic/career forum someone please move this for me. please dont ban me
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"good" is much too subjective...
It really depends on what specific criteria one is looking for.
Nov12-06, 05:38 PM   #3
 
thats a good point. how do you define good education...
Nov13-06, 01:22 AM   #4
 

Places to study


thats a good point. how do you define good education...
For me, good education gives you skills more than knowledge. For some others, perhaps good education is that which is well-recognised/held in high regard by employers, whether it is good by the other standard or not.
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