Many California colleges and universities like Stanford, UCLA, and Berkeley have close associations with major medical centers and highly ranked medical schools, especially those in the Bay Area and in or near LA. I would imagine there are more pre-meds at stanford than caltech However Stanford is elite and great overall. When I was at Caltech the university did a survey of admitted applicants to answer this question. Caltech is very engineering based compared to Stanford. materialsmonkey 5 replies 2 threads New Member. Here are the schools for reference: Berkeley Brown CalTech Columbia Cornell Dartmouth Duke Harvard Johns Hopkins MIT Northwestern Notre Dame Princeton Rice Stanford UChicago … Stanford MD is a bit more research focused than UCLA. Like Stanford, MIT takes a more applications-based approach as well. IMO they appeal to very different personality/student types. MIT vs Stanford Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Stanford University compete to be the best best technology university in the world. Not at all. In my time as a Harvard CS student, I've heard and thought it all: * "Dude, isn't Harvard snobby and overcompetitive?" Smaller, private institutions like Pomona, Harvey Mudd, Caltech, or Pepperdine boast high faculty-to-student ratios for advising. I went to one; my husband and sister went to the other. But Cal does have some marked differences from Stanford that I understand must influence applicants’ decisions. IIRC the yield numbers were similar back then, and administration was very concerned with boosting yield. California Institute of Technology, known as CalTech, is a private, nonprofit engineering university located in Pasadena, California. Let's dive into … I also extensively deduplicated the user provided university names to over 98% cleanliness, and compiled a hyperclean Computer Science specific set of 28 thousand results. Why would you go to Harvard to study CS?" Hey everyone, I've recently found myself in a "happy problem" where I've been accepted into both Caltech and Stanford for a graduate program in Materials Science. I’ve seen other threads like this but they were from like 6 years ago so they’re kind of out dated. I scraped 93% of that data, including 80 thousand GRE scores and 75 thousand undergraduate GPAs. I want to know how you guys would rank the US News Top 20 schools by prestige. "I literally said no to Harvard," says Stanford University sophomore Darren. For pre-med unless im pursuing a physics/engineering major, i would go to Stanford only because they probably have a little better advantage/resources for there pre-med students. Also Caltech has less bio oriented labs compared to Stanford for phd( most caltech faculty work in neuroscience and there are only a few of them compared to many more opportunities at Stanford). GradCafe has 372 thousand graduate school admissions results. He was one of the young student entrepreneurs I met at StartX's Summer 2012 Demo Day last month. * "Stanford's Computer Science department is ranked #1 and it's in Silicon Valley. March 2014 in Graduate School. Caltech: The department is the smallest of the three in terms of size of the student body but the student:faculty ratio is much smaller. I'd say that you can't go wrong, but it should also be fairly apparent to you which one will better suit you. They are really different schools. Caltech vs Stanford for Materials Science. At Caltech, your first year is devoted entirely to coursework so that your earn your masters in one year- no exceptions.
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