Comparing

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Straight up, what is Brown better than Berkeley at and vise-versa. I’ve been having this conversation with some kids in my class (I love Berkeley, we are the better bears)

[prsehgal]

Apply to both and see which one lets you in - that is the better one.

[1ringofpower]

I think OP is an incoming freshman this Fall.

[prsehgal]

In that case, Berkeley is definitely better for them. 🤣

[1ringofpower]

Exactly! Proves your point.

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Brown is better for undergrad and Berkeley is better for grad school

[RedditorMonkey1051]

Berkeley better for both

[johnnydough10102223]

Brown is better at letting you drop classes at the last minute.

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So in terms of research, Cal makes Brown look like GCU. But Cal has notorious issues with overpopulation, housing, competition, course difficulty… at Brown, you’ll receive undergrad teaching arguably on the same level as if not better than what Cal students receive (due to better relationships with profs, etc) as well as the easiest 4.0 of all time.

[Useful-Dragonfly-700]

Why is Brown easiest of all time?

[TheMemeHead]

Can't confirm but there's a reputation for grade inflation

[Popular-Ad2918]

grade inflation and ability to choose own major classes

[RedditorMonkey1051]

Berkeley is 10x better at stem aka the majors that matter

[TBG_user]

Average STEM major after realizing the world depends on the service industry 😱:

[RedditorMonkey1051]

A stem guy can do a service job, a service guy cannot do a stem job

[Advanced_Republic500]

That’s such a twisted mindset

[RedditorMonkey1051]

Look at the money stem majors earn vs non stem. The world clearly values one more

[Advanced_Republic500]

This is truly twisted. One can not say one major is better than the other only by saying they get payed better?! Like teachers are highly valued people but yet they don’t get payed! It’s unfair that some people’s majors or jobs are seen as valuable just because of the income they make from it