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Re:More than 1M fewer students are in college, the lowest nu... by joconde on Thursday January 13, 2022 @01:13PM (#29924365)
> Also, in-state tuition for state schools is much less than $50k/yr so try going to Cal and/or your best local public school and supplement with self teaching (e.g. via public/free lectures from MIT)?

Unrelated question: does "Cal" mean Berkeley here? Do you really need to "supplement it with self-teaching"? I don't really understand why state schools are viewed that way, since Berkeley consistently ranks world top-10.

Re:More than 1M fewer students are in college, the lowest nu... by bagacrap on Monday January 17, 2022 @12:01PM (#29968629)
Right, that suggestion was more for folks in states with lesser public school systems.
Re:More than 1M fewer students are in college, the lowest nu... by aerostable_slug on Thursday January 13, 2022 @02:22PM (#29925414)
Yes, "Cal" means UC Berkeley, the first University of California.