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Caveman
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Hey folks,
I'm a junior in high school, and I was wondering some things (and I don't have lots of knowledge in how this all works, so please point out any false ideas I have about anything in the whole college process):
First, how critical is the prestige of the undergraduate if I want to get into a really good grad school? …to be specific, what I might want to do is start in a program like Pitt (or, if that's not enough, CMU). Would that make it pretty much impossible to get into a high-level graduate program, (e.g. Ivy League (like University of Pennsylvania) or even MIT) even if I do really well? (consider the same question for CMU as well)
…I guess for now that's the only question.
I'm a junior in high school, and I was wondering some things (and I don't have lots of knowledge in how this all works, so please point out any false ideas I have about anything in the whole college process):
First, how critical is the prestige of the undergraduate if I want to get into a really good grad school? …to be specific, what I might want to do is start in a program like Pitt (or, if that's not enough, CMU). Would that make it pretty much impossible to get into a high-level graduate program, (e.g. Ivy League (like University of Pennsylvania) or even MIT) even if I do really well? (consider the same question for CMU as well)
…I guess for now that's the only question.