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Is it Stanford? MIT? what?
The discussion revolves around identifying the best technology, engineering, or natural science schools in the USA. Participants explore various institutions and their strengths, particularly in relation to specific fields of study and personal fit.
Participants express a range of opinions on which schools are the best, with no consensus reached. Multiple competing views on the merits of different institutions remain evident throughout the discussion.
Participants mention specific areas of specialization, such as electromagnetics, which may influence the perceived strengths of various schools. The discussion reflects a diversity of perspectives on what constitutes a "best" school, highlighting the subjective nature of the decision.
Prospective students considering technology, engineering, or natural science programs in the USA may find this discussion relevant, particularly those interested in understanding the variety of opinions on school rankings and personal fit.
Cantab Morgan said:This question is a bit like asking, "who is the best person to marry?"
A good relationship is not one-sided, so your own make-up is every bit as important to deciding what the best school is. Remember, you will be doing the work and spending your time. You might thrive in an environment that your friend might struggle in. Worry more about which place is the best match for your skills and disposition, than some arbitrary numerical ordering.