UC's and USC HELPP!

[UCBChemEGrad]

<p>sentiment, drax mentioned researchers… NAE is an award for distinguished researchers, who have contributed significantly to their fields.</p>

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Embellishment… Intro classes, large, 300 students, leaves a lot of wiggle room and freelancing, absolutely.

<em>shrugs</em> Profs don’t care…the kids that don’t keep up are weeded out. </p>

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The Intro to Organic Chem textbook is somewhat laughable. But it is good that he taught the intro class, deigning from his Ivory Tower.

Uh, it’s not “laughable”. The course was Organic Chem 112A/B…organic chemistry for chemistry and chemical engineering majors. Don’t let the cover and name fool you…read some of the reviews.</p>

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It could still be possible that UCLA and (especially) USC have more “cutting-edge” researcher professors than Berkeley.

Pure speculation at this point. Only way to tell is come back in 15-20 years and see if more researchers at USC have been honored by NAE than Berkeley profs going forward.</p>