it's a lot better than Harvard, so i've heard.

the campus is beautiful, and not only will you learn alot, but you're bound to have fun as well. the weather's really nice, so that ties in with having a wonderful time while attending this school.

you're making a really good decision in applying to Stanford. just make sure you keep your grades up.

good luck!

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Ohhh, my, my. Oh, hell, yes.

Majority of the colleges are based on the name.

Harvard, Stanford, UC Berkeley, UCLA, UC Davis, CIT, UPenn, GIT, MIT etc.

it's all names =]

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It doesn't matter where you go to college.
It matters what you want to do.

Majority of the colleges are based on the name.

Harvard, Stanford, UC Berkeley, UCLA, UC Davis, CIT, UPenn, GIT, MIT etc.

it's all names =]

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Quote: from xcutioners at 12:50 am on May 12, 2008

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It doesn't matter where you go to college.  
 It matters what you want to do.  

 Majority of the colleges are based on the name.  

 Harvard, Stanford, UC Berkeley, UCLA, UC Davis, CIT, UPenn, GIT, MIT etc.  

 it's all names =]  

 

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that is not true. each school is different.

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It's true.
Colleges don't guarantee a stable job in the future.
They don't guarantee you will survive in society.

MIT is popular for technicial, engineering..
Harvard is for law
John Hopkin Univ is for pre-med, biology etc.
UC Berkeley is for biology, computer science
UC Davis is chemistry, biology, food science, agriculture..

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Quote: from PimpMyHoes at 8:13 am on May 13, 2008

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Quote: from xcutioners at 12:50 am on May 12, 2008

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It doesn't matter where you go to college.  
  It matters what you want to do.  

  Majority of the colleges are based on the name.  

  Harvard, Stanford, UC Berkeley, UCLA, UC Davis, CIT, UPenn, GIT, MIT etc.  

  it's all names =]  

 

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that is not true. each school is different.

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It's true.
Colleges don't guarantee a stable job in the future.
They don't guarantee you will survive in society.

MIT is popular for technicial, engineering..
Harvard is for law
John Hopkin Univ is for pre-med, biology etc.
UC Berkeley is for biology, computer science
UC Davis is chemistry, biology, food science, agriculture..

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Quote: from xcutioners at 3:24 am on May 13, 2008

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Quote: from PimpMyHoes at 8:13 am on May 13, 2008

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Quote: from xcutioners at 12:50 am on May 12, 2008

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It doesn't matter where you go to college.    
   It matters what you want to do.    

   Majority of the colleges are based on the name.    

   Harvard, Stanford, UC Berkeley, UCLA, UC Davis, CIT, UPenn, GIT, MIT etc.    

   it's all names =]    

   

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that is not true. each school is different.

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 It's true.  
 Colleges don't guarantee a stable job in the future.  
 They don't guarantee you will survive in society.  

 MIT is popular for technicial, engineering..  
 Harvard is for law  
 John Hopkin Univ is for pre-med, biology etc.  
 UC Berkeley is for biology, computer science  
 UC Davis is chemistry, biology, food science, agriculture..  

 

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better schools are better and provide you with better opportunities and networking

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Even if it's better, it doesn't mean there is the guarantee for a job employment.

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I looked into Stanford, never bothered to tour it or anything.
I have heard from multiple people that it's actually quite a racist university. Not just many of the students are racist, but the institution itself. Obviously since it's an opinion it's biased, but I know of several people who have left the school because they felt completely unaccepted.

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I disagree. Stanford is probably one of the more friendly campuses you'll find here in the US. It's definitely a lot less racist than most of the universities around the country such as Colorado U.

Stanford medical school is a very good one. Many of my friend's parents are doctors in Stanford Hospital and they are great people. Their medical program is definitely one of the top in the world.

Just a note about applying to Stanford, a 4.0 GPA and a perfect SAT/ACT score will not guarantee an admission; in fact, most of the people applying there have that. You need to win some awards or published some science papers (YES! people in HS can publish papers!) to move you up a notch.  

Once you're in though, the classes are insanely easy. The cutoff point for an A is usually BELOW a Standard Deviation above average. So yeah, you get to enjoy a solid grade inflation.