Ivy League

You won't have enough to worry about it OP. You'd never get into an Ivy anyways.

There is a difference between them but it depends on your occupation. If you are going into something like business they want to see the pedigree so even if you go to a shitty Ivy like brown it looks better than uc irvine or whatever the fuck. If you want to be a respectable scientist then it varies significantly; one of my graduate TA's for physics when I was an undergrad at MIT came from an incredibly small liberal arts school in new york.

>>8885029
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There, you've been accepted to every ivy league school.

>>8885029
>Does going to an ivy league school actually matter

yes. school name matters. the fags that come on /sci/ and complain about not getting a job despite having a STEM degree are the guys who went to Literally Who University.

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>>8885052
fucking kek.

But seriously though, I can't believe that was an accepted college letter.

>>8885061
*College essay

>>8885063
**college thesis

>>8885029
Yes for business and STEM, no for shit like arts and humanities.
But these days those richfaggots are accepting retards that just write >>8885052 and decline that smartass guy who could've revolutionized the world instead.
Apply for them anyway if you can pay for it/get a full ride.
>>8885059
Not even at CC, some of /sci/ these days are from /pol/ with a GED on process that can't even do a PEMDAS.

>>8885068
*** PhD thesis

>>8885029
For jobs yes, for academia your undergrad literally doesn't matter, though it will be easier to get into top programs at better schools.