| You just said:
MIT applicants who want this qualities will in addition apply and ultimately choose one of these colleges instead of the state school
then:
It is a no brainer for them to pick the state schools over the aforementioned choices
what is one of "these colleges"
MIT has more graduate students than undergrad, and many many professors who are doing cutting-edge research. There will be a lot more opportunity for students here to do a larger variety of research than at school without all the facilities aimed for graduate students.
State schools just can't compare at all because of the sheer size of the student body and lack of opportunities in the first place. They gotta save the money for their graduate programs.
so what is your point? You weren't being very clear and you totally just like killed this thread roar!
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