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ALL THINGS THE SAME, (affordability, etc), the comparison is: Better School(yale) v.s. Better Odds(brown)

in pure strategic choice, which one would you choose? Yale is genueinly the better school, but brown has better odds.

I know some may say "pick the school you want to genuienly attend!" - while true, and it is important - I am asking in terms of career wise, with big picture in mind - in pure strategic setting.

And for your selected choice, at what percentage discrepancy would sway your vote for the other? 10% difference? 5%? 7%?

Specifically, Yale undergrad. It’s traditionally a heavy humanities school - but I heard it has been aggressively growing its stem departments. What’s Yales reputation in quant?

Title - Can I do four words, or is the system hard-capped to three?

What do you guys think is the ideal candidate profile for brown University?

like for example, Dartmouth is a research-heavy candidate - Stanford likes quirky, one-thing-obsessed candidates.

what about brown?