/lit/ - Literature

>>16283391
No need for university. Start with the Greeks, then complete the top 100 list and then you can start with what you are interested in.
If I could go back in time I would go to a university in the gulf and get rich easy and quick.

>>16283596
They do castrate themselves but in my experience (top Euro uni) you could circumvent most of them but even then every 3rd course had at least 10% feminism inside and if the teachers didn't discuss it some student (usually female or a male white knight) would force the rest of the course to do so.

>>16289089
>>16288107
>>16289013
People overestimate university rankings and they set the wrong criteria when ranking them for soon-to-be students.
The recruiter based ones are only important if you know that the school name is going to matter a lot when applying for a job. Usually these are jobs with lots of competition and even then it matters only RIGHT AFTER graduating.
Two years later and it matters little, 5 years later and it doesn't matter at all.
The pajeet list is giving student satisfaction an influence of 10% - coupled with finances.
For an Indian it would be much more important to know, whether there was anti-Indian bias among the students, the teachers or the University. Just an example.
Impact, research quality and famous professors matter very little in an undergrad degree and later only if one wants to do enter an academic career after a graduate degree.

It does make a difference where you went to University, you will meet different people and have different experiences and people perceive you differently. However unless you desperately want to become an investment banker or computer engineer at FANG, think twice. Based on bad advice from seniors I thought that the ranking would matter a lot and when discussing that topics with my peers it turns out that it didn't matter.

>>16289933
I have met a fair amount of students from Sciences Po. Not bad people but not very impressive, interesting or well read.