Let us pick for you…list acceptances
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Anonymous
Why? I thought kids loved it there. |
Anonymous
+1. Not even close. |
Anonymous
More fun than Hopkins. Lol |
Anonymous
Pomona. |
Anonymous
Definitely |
Anonymous
They (W&M and UVA) are both really strong in this area and likely in-state tuition, so I would not exclude them. You don't want to deep in undergraduate debt for Govt/Public Policy/Politics to keep your early career options open. |
Anonymous
Georgetown or BC for sure. |
Anonymous
Is that BC twice? Full pay with in-state for W&M and UVA? They would be good options in that case. |
Anonymous
This. As PP stated, these would provide great undergrad education and save money for grad. I love BC, I just don't think it's worth $120K more than W&M or UVA. |
Anonymous
Not all of us live in VA. |
Anonymous
I think both Georgetown and maybe Hopkins justify the tuition over in-state and that major/area. Pomona is Pomona and would be for other reasons than major. |
Anonymous
My DD is in this major and my recollection is that BC isn't really strong in it, or at least certainly not worth the higher tuition compared to UVA and W&M. |
Anonymous
Georgetown has my vote. If finances are in issue in-state would be fine. |
Anonymous
Definitely Georgetown, but if VA in state than W&M. Truly, no need to spend more than you need to for a good education. |
Anonymous
It’s gotten less fun apparently, no grade inflation, lots of work, and no Greek life. Even Hopkins has an active Greek scene, and better lacrosse. |