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r/UniversityofChicago: A place for news about the University of Chicago.
Join the discussion on r/uchicago, a subreddit for current and former UChicago students, prospective students, and anyone interested in the university. Find posts about campus life, academics, events, housing, and more.
Some people claim UChicago is a treacherous place where everyone is forced to fight for themselves, while others say it’s so difficult that students are forced to work together. As current students which do you think is the more accurate description?
UChicago students and alumni share their thoughts on the 2024 US news best colleges rankings, where UChicago dropped from 6th to 12th place. They comment on the factors, changes, and implications of the rankings for the school's reputation and prestige.
Users share their opinions and experiences on why UChicago is hated by some people, especially for its safety and speech policies. Some praise its academics and location, while others criticize its admin and culture.
I'll start by seconding that UChicago is no harder than other elite schools. I can't speak specifically about biological sciences, but I can say that if you made it through admissions and were accepted, you definitely will be able to achieve a 3.5 or better with work.
