Re:Graduate Students, the Laborers of Academia
by estsauver on Wednesday August 31, 2016 @09:40PM
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My wife went to a #1/#2 school for her field (molecular cell bio.) It certainly didn't seem much better there.
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Re:Graduate Students, the Laborers of Academia
by xapata on Thursday September 01, 2016 @12:10AM
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No, but the odds of things turning out the way she intended are just barely good enough at a top school that it might be rational.
Re:Graduate Students, the Laborers of Academia
by howandwhy on Thursday September 01, 2016 @11:07AM
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I agree it may not when compared to a top school for MBA or Computer Science. Still it opens more opportunity such as consulting in Big 3 or your boss has more contacts in pharma industry so there is a chance you will get some entry level opportunity in big pharma or biotech startups. But if you are from a middle tier state univ where you boss do research on "sleeping habit of frog or pink fluffly bunnies" then you are out of luck.