[ SECRET POST #2368 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2368 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's actually great for undergrad. This was the case (that undergrad weren't given as much attention), but in recent years much much more has been added to the undergrad program. In fact it's possible to forget how many grad students there are because they're often on different campuses and you don't really compete for attention from professors because you're in (mostly) separate classes.

[(Anonymous)]

it's actually kind of beneficial in the sense that it is very, very easy to get into relatively advanced, graduate-level seminars as an undergraduate if you want to

in my experience with certain (mostly humanities and social science) related departments anyway