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10 Lessons of an MIT Education

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Anonymous over 2 years ago

Good advice. One thing that might be mentioned: lesson eleven is to proofread your work before publishing it.

Erica over 2 years ago

And yes, you can learn all this information for free :) But you have to be REALLY smart, like ninjapirate ;)

Erica over 2 years ago

Of course it's about the students, it's "10 Lessons of an MIT Education." I'm a UCSB student and I'll give credit where credit is due, MIT is much harder than other colleges and the students who go there are brilliant, hard-working, and for the most part, do have a love of learning and exploring new things.

bibliolept over 2 years ago

Very interesting read; a bit elitist, however, since it really is all about the students, their brilliance, the amount of work they are willing to put in, and their love of learning and of exploring new things.

ninjapirate007 over 2 years ago

and to think i got all this information for free

bailarina over 2 years ago

very interesting advice, but what about those who study the humanities at MIT?