2007-01-31
13:10:42
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➔ Higher Education (University +)
Its arts and science departments are really no different from any college--state, small, liberal-arts, etc
So why all the fuss? If it doesn't live up to a name why label it so when clearly it signifies nothing?
2007-01-31
13:12:39 ·
update #1
Harvard's curriculum isn't any different from any college/university. Explain to me how you can rank Havard's history department over San Francisco State's? You just can't.
I'm currently working with a history professor from SFSU (Harvard graduate) who even said it himself, there's no difference. Harvard is just a name.
2007-01-31
14:12:35 ·
update #2
You've got several errors buddy,
Harvard does not accept people with perfect SAT scores. Only a fraction of those who attend the school have a "maxed" our score. Others usually have somewhere around the 1900s ballpark.
SF State and UCSF are separate colleges-- can't get any clearer than that. UCSF is an exclusive medical school. Can't get it any more wrong than that Matt. UCSF doesn't even have an undergraduate school or a history department. Should I just ignore your input?
Harvard doesn't even match with UCSF's recent breakthroughs and discoveries. In fact, UCSF, UCLA and UC Berkeley are all ranked higher than Harvard in the biological, medical and physical sciences according to US & World.
Harvard is just a brand name. Want to buy a white T for $50?
2007-02-01
10:40:47 ·
update #3