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Just because you're at a small school doesn't mean you can't do big research — especially in STEM. In fact, you'll have access to "significant" opportunities to do graduate-level research right from the start, says Jeff Oishi, assistant professor of physics.

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Assistant Professor of Physics Jeff Oishi talks about the benefits of doing research at a small liberal arts college. "There are fewer students around. No graduate students. So you're really in the thick of the project a lot more from an early stage. And that is a real plus. To have a role that is significant and non-trivial."

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