<p>"omfg ur so funnie."</p>
<p>The witty zingers just keep on coming.</p>
<p>Are there moderators at CC?</p>
<p>Because if any thread deserves to die, it's this one.</p>
<p>Agreed. Nowhere has the term "sophomoric" been better illustrated.</p>
<p>but just to stir up a pot a little bit more...</p>
<p>Berkeley ranks right with Stanford as one of the most balanced universities in US. </p>
<p>Balanced = great technology (hard Science/Eng) education + great Humanities/Social Science programs</p>
<p>Now Close down this thread since the final words have been written!!! :)</p>
<p>I dun really care for "great technology" or "good friendly people".
The single factor that I care most (and probably only) about is the recruitiers, followed by the location (not as in "wow this is a great party city to hang out", but as in "wow this city will give me lots of opportunity to develop my career!").</p>
<p>"What kind of recruiters recruit there the most?", "how likely is the student get employeed immediately after the graduation?", "How highly is the school merited and known among the big companies and firms?", because afterall, what's the sole purpose of college? It's to get a good job in the future, and I believe putting recruiters and job-related factors at the top is the single most logical thing for any student to do.</p>
<p>Alex P. Keaton has spoken. Moneymoneymoneymoneymoney!!!!!!!!!!!!!</p>
<p>I'd like to snuggle with SnuggleMonster. :)</p>