Hello-
I'm doing some research on the MESA ab initio program, and haven't quite found the info I'm looking for on the yahoo discussion group. Rightly or wrongly, I've gotten the vibe that the instructors at MESA might not take the vested interest in the success of their students that instructors at many of the non-university programs do- that if you don't catch on right off they're not going to spend too much time to see that you do. Or maybe I'm just reading too much into some of the things written here. In any case, if anyone can characterize the atmosphere there I'd surely appreciate it. Thanks!
I'm doing some research on the MESA ab initio program, and haven't quite found the info I'm looking for on the yahoo discussion group. Rightly or wrongly, I've gotten the vibe that the instructors at MESA might not take the vested interest in the success of their students that instructors at many of the non-university programs do- that if you don't catch on right off they're not going to spend too much time to see that you do. Or maybe I'm just reading too much into some of the things written here. In any case, if anyone can characterize the atmosphere there I'd surely appreciate it. Thanks!