The dirty secret about the Ivy League is that they could easily replace their entire incoming class with students they rejected and still be the same. Probably a few times over.
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Do you think the math hotshot rate would be that much lower among their barely-rejected group? Your tweet makes it sound like that are good at identifying/accepting the hotshots. Are they?
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College math works well as a Zoom class. If you could poach the top 15 math lecturers from Stanford, Ivies etc, could you bundle their prestige as a pure math online degree with actual signaling value?
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I suspect they are (by other math people? or maybe awards/accolades are enough?). I assumed Ivy League admissions departments didn't go that deep, but I really have no idea how they work.
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Ivy leagues need maths hotshots more than math hotshots need ivy leagues. Prestigious colleges add little to career incomes in the stem careers, compared to lib/biz degrees. Newton’s laws are identical at every university, and gladwells “big fish/small pond” comes into play imo
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