If you like Northwestern, Northeastern, UPenn, Georgetown ...
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Anonymous
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what else would you like?
looking for mid-sized schools. for humanities. near cities is better. unhooked boy so need a wider net |
Anonymous
| Looking for the same...definitely a school in the city. |
Anonymous
| Syracuse, Pitt, McGill |
Anonymous
| Mac, GW, Emory |
Anonymous
| BU, NYU |
Anonymous
| My student with similar interests applied to many of those listed above as well as Fordham, De Paul, Drexel and Loyola Chicago (the last three were safeties). |
Anonymous
I was scrolling to say these. Also BC Umiami Santa Clara LMU U San Diego Fordham |
Anonymous
| Wash U |
Anonymous
| At full freight, how is the west coast? USC? |
Anonymous
| Your selection is rife with sub-10% acceptance schools. For targets, GWU, Fairfield, Fordham, even Drexel. |
Anonymous
| My DC had similar desire to be near a city and applied to several of the above. Narrowed down to Northeastern, BU, Pitt, Case Western and GW and ultimately chose GW and is very happy. |
Anonymous
| NEU's co-op opportunities is pretty fantastic in the humanities. NUworks' database list the employers. Maybe find out what other schools the employers recruit from and apply there. |
Anonymous
| If open to smaller, Macalester and Rhodes |
Anonymous
NEU is actually known for its CS and Engineering fields (multiple), but I am sure their Humanities avenues are fine, too. |
Anonymous
+1 |