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If a Dedebit wurgach calls me ahiya, then what else can I say except okay, you preempted what I were to call you, now you can go without I even say a word.
The best in the classs may not mean the universal best at the same time, but still the title is valid.
I am not qualified to assess the caliber of a student at an accredited university in a country.
But I can guess that a university student can visit 4 to 6 courses in a semester, based on my own experience, except for the last semester where you may have to also write a Bachelor Thesis and you may have to do less courses in the class. With this assumption the 60 courses over the span of 4 years is well in the range, for someone who has been said to have pursed two majors at the same time.
For Wurgach Dedebits this could be around 120 courses instead.
MIT is a globally recognized and well respected university and it has its own criteria of admitting qualified students in, not open to all who apply for it, I guess. This is even more so when a student is admitted directly to the PhD program from a Bachelor program without a Master's program in between.
Established in 1861, MIT has since played a key role in the development of modern technology and science, ranking it among the top academic institutions in the world
For the Dedebit wurgachi this is an ahiya, a more valued animal than the Dedebit wurgachi themselves.
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1.At MIT a student can not be admitted directly to the PhD from the Bachelor's Degree, you must apply for the Master of Science program first.
Read their policy here:
Are there separate admission procedures for Master's degree and PhD programs?
No. There is only one admissions process. Students without a Master's degree will earn that degree before proceeding on to the PhD. If you already hold a Master's degree from another school, you can apply directly to the PhD. We do not admit directly to the PhD from the Bachelor's Degree, you must apply for the Master of Science program first and then transfer to PhD if you meet all of the requirements.
2. Not all students are admitted on merit at MIT.
In reality, 53% of MIT students are either recruited athletes, legacy students, on the dean’s interest list (meaning their parents have donated to the school) or children of faculty and staff (students admitted based on these criteria are referred to as ‘ALDCs’, which stands for ‘athletes’, ‘legacies’, ‘dean’s interest list’ and ‘children’ of MIT employees). Most of the Latino and Black students including students from developing countries are admitted based on the affirmative action policies .