lol, if you say so. I don't really see the big difference between 1 and 10. Also, private schools with such ridiculously small class sizes tend to lavish attention upon you while in Berkeley you're presented with opportunities, but only if you independently pursue them. No one really cares either way and no one holds your hand and gives you ideas.
One time I used to actually have classes back to back that were 7 people and 700 people respectively.
It's a big difference when you enter the class of 10 with literally almost no experience socializing with people your own age.