What makes MIT such a hard school?

I went to Yale so this is secondhand, but this is what I've been told: MIT teaches you in four years what most schools in STEM sub

Long's Digest Top Stories For You What makes MIT such a hard school? Tom Au, former Portfolio Manager (Retired) • Answered December 12, 2018 • 1 min read I went to Yale so this is secondhand, but this is what I've been told: MIT teaches you in four years what most schools in STEM subjects (hard courses to begin with), will t... Read More » 374.9K 489 18 My IQ is 160. Can I pursue a PhD in physics? Ron Brown, Ph.D. Experimental Solid State Physics, University of California, (1968) • Updated May 12 • 2 min read The short answer is, sure, if your IQ is 160, you can pursue a PhD in physics. But if your IQ was not measured in a clinical environment administered by a licensed psycholog... Read More » 2.0M 1.7K 119 If all states apportioned their EC votes proportionately, as Maine and Nebraska, what would the result have been? Daniel Marie, lives in Iowa • Updated January 19 • 3 min read This is an interesting question. Keep in mind that in the proportional model, two electoral votes would still be offered to the winner for state-wide popular vote wins. An ... Read More » 276.4K 825 87 Much of Asia was once some European colony or other. Malaysia was British, Indonesia Dutch. So why does the Philippines have an entrenched Spanish Eurasian elite in politics etc. but Singapore & Malaysia don't have entrenched Eurasian elites there? Indicus, Lifelong learner and history geek • Answered September 30, 2020 • 2 min read That's the result of Spanish colonialism, which was quite different from British or Dutch colonialism. British colonialism, and for that matter the Dutch one too, was charac... Read More » 24.4K 125 9 How and what happens if a human falls in a pool filled with mercury? Jerry Joo, Creator Content on "Dream Hacq" Channel at YouTube Channels (2021-present) • Answered July 17 • 1 min read Have you ever handled mercury? Mercury or mercury I once held and lifted, in the laboratory. About the size of a cup of coffee. Mercury is in liquid form and clumps, so if it... Read More » 698.1K 9.2K 197 Read More in Your Feed

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