let me add another note: it's important to choose an undergraduate college where you will do well and you like the atmosphere. Once you have a publication or two, nobody will care that you got a C in graduate econometrics at MIT, but your undergraduate GPA is used for all sorts of things. So choose a college where the atmosphere is close to what you want (ie, choose bennington if you are into art) and a college where the average SAT somewhat resembles your own.
Fabio On Fri, 2 Nov 2001, Alex Tabarrok wrote: > It's much less important where you get your undergraduate education > than where you get your graduate education. Any "good" school will do > and this includes many smaller colleges. It is extremely unlikely that > the extra expenses of Harvard are worthwhile unless you are going into > business and want to make contacts. > > Alex > -- > Dr. Alexander Tabarrok > Vice President and Director of Research > The Independent Institute > 100 Swan Way > Oakland, CA, 94621-1428 > Tel. 510-632-1366, FAX: 510-568-6040 > Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
