<p>Dang, too many choices. I guess that I would prefer having a huge range of courses to choose from (and take) and to work on cutting edge research with professors. I don’t enjoy discussions too much, but I like it when the professor is easy to approach to ask questions. Though I would also like an “outdoorsy” college. Seems like its hard to find a good balance!</p>
<p>I think I’m quite passionate about math…one thing, I wish I didn’t drop linear algebra this semester, cause I thought I’d be too busy >:( Anyhow, I’m planning to go to grad school, either PhD or Masters, depending on what at I decide to do then. I’m planning on participating on the Putnam competition. I’ve participated in AMC/AIME…too bad haven’t gone further!</p>
<p>I’ll check out the common data set to see what I can find.</p>
<p>How would you say the competitiveness of getting into Waterloo for math is, compared to schools in the US?</p>
<p>Haha nice…seems like those schools are good at alota things</p>
<p>I’ll look into Lewis and Clark, but Reed, isn’t it mainly A LOT of work? Not much play?</p>