@wahoowahoo
I am not surprised you are disappointed with W&M as a grad school. Frankly, as a UVa grad I would think you would understand the difference between a college and a university. W&M is one of the finest undergraduate institutions in this country. On the other hand they have a very limited offering of graduate degrees, plus they offer an MBA, a law degree, a Masters in Education and a marine science professional degree that is at a separate location. Graduate school is not their forte. No ill will towards W&M, but masters programs like that are considered cash cows for many schools. Perhaps that is coloring your comments in general, that you didn’t do enough research as to appropriate grad schools. BTW, even schools like Stanford and Harvard cross list a great many of their grad courses to undergrad designations. So Chem 636 might very well also be Chem 336. Same for Modern Chinese Politics 770 and 470. Not in the least unusual.