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Uh and I'd argue it's much easier to get a 3.5+ gpa at Ivies (minus Princeton and Cornell) than a 3.5+ at NYU Stern. This is actually another reason why Ivies in general are good for lazy people. Lots of prestige + opens doors but the major major grade inflation won't even hurt ur GPA. Most classes you show up you're pretty much guaranteed a B or above.
I wonder if truazn knows from experience that all six ivy leagues are stuffed with lots of "lazy people," or if mommy's gossiping with the wives at chinese bridge club has gotten to him too much.
Make no mistake, It is difficult to get A's in even most college classes. God forbid Penn throws the curve-depressed student a bone once in a while.
Uh nope not first hand experience. But plently of articles a couple of years ago about 9/10 Harvardians graduating with Honors/Distinction. Yale's average gpa is a B+ as is Columbia's. Princeton and Cornell's gpa is severly deflated tho.