I think they sent me something in the mail once.

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And while the seagulls are crying,
We fall but our souls are flying.

I hope to go to med/grad school there.

Its up there.

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Quote: from rijames99 at 4:24 pm on Oct. 3, 2008

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 And unless you go to an Ivy League school, which school you go to isn't going to have much to do with what options you have when you get out;

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Whoa, I really disagree. So many schools are on the same level as the Ivies now, and some of those non-ivies have even bigger name recognition/respect (Georgetown, Stanford, Chicago, Swarthmore... blah blah blah). The whole "Ivies are the only amazing schools" thing is diminishing pretty rapidly. And most of the time, a school like Bowdoin or Amherst is ranked academically above, say, Cornell.

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I completely agree with you. A school's academic reputation definitely matters--especially if applying to Graduate schools. Same thing for Emory..it is ranked higher than Auburn, UGA, etc..although it may not be that well known. My other transfer choice is the College of William and Mary and it is considered a "Public Ivy" and is considerably less-well known and actually cheaper than some schools.

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