How accurate is the university rankings? which one is the most objective one? (1 Viewer)

[idkkdi]

I don't see that at all. If anything, I think students here place more emphasis on the school they go to, which is why you frequently see students asking which uni is better for what, not to mention the relentless USYD/UNSW debates. In contrast, I never saw sort of discussion in the US. Also, American UG degrees are much more general, which is why students don't tunnel vision when choosing certain degrees like they do here. Higher degrees like med/law/pharmacy are only offered in grad school, and that's when they place some emphasis on picking better schools (and understandably so).

bruh, how has your location become austin, texas, USA?

 

[Drdusk]

I picked my uni choices solely based on rankings.

That's stereotype isn't it?

Having seen the work from my friends studying the same course as I do at other unis I've seen teaching quality varies a lot for the same course between unis as well and the general trend I've found is better ranked = more demanding workload and harder content.

However yes in the long run none of this matters. Rank may make things easier initially, such as getting internships, getting into companies etc but a good student will get in eventually nonetheless.

 

[idkkdi]

wym?

on the left hand side of your posts under your blyatman picture it states location: Austin, Texas, USA. Just wondering how you ended up in Texas of all places?

 

[SylviaB]

Jesus cyka how many fucking degrees you need

 

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Not enough until I can beat this guy:

Michigan Man Has 29 College Degrees and Counting

Every June, students all over the country don their caps and gowns for graduation. Whether it's from high school, college or graduate school, most people could easily count their own graduations on one hand. But not 71-year-old Michael Nicholson of Kalamazoo, Mich. Nicholson has earned 29...

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Bruh how you gonna afford it