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An undergraduate college should encourage, excite, and nurture the curiosity and creativity of the student body. Yale is a warehouse of talent with a great library but no time to use it. Classes are invariably huge, numbering in the dozens to hundreds at all levels. Access to faculty, when they are on campus, is not only discouraged but difficult to arrange. Grad students, often the worst complainers on campus when they are not on strike, offer the only one-on-one assistance most students will find. Town-gown and union-management relations has always been abysmal. Take your top grades and talent to a school that will help you find your way, both professionally and socially. All too many at Yale are forgotten and discouraged by graduation, and going on to better professional schools are their only salvation. |
