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I am a high school senior, and I have been accepted into MIT and the University of Rochester for undergrad. I plan to double major in physics and math, and go on to graduate school in one of these fields.
I have 2 questions that I would like to ask here:
1) If I go to the University of Rochester, will I be less competitive when I apply for graduate school? I suspect that I will graduate with a higher GPA there, but will that be enough to compensate for the prestige of MIT?
2) Is the quality of physics and math courses at these two universities significantly different?
I would really appreciate any response to one or both questions. Thanks!
I have 2 questions that I would like to ask here:
1) If I go to the University of Rochester, will I be less competitive when I apply for graduate school? I suspect that I will graduate with a higher GPA there, but will that be enough to compensate for the prestige of MIT?
2) Is the quality of physics and math courses at these two universities significantly different?
I would really appreciate any response to one or both questions. Thanks!