Let us pick for you…list acceptances

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:ND @ 60k
or
BC @ 88k

boy, humanities.

Notre Dame!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:UMD
W&M
Georgetown
Villanova

Prefers smaller school, but majoring in Business

Georgetown or Villanova

Georgetown. No one picks Villanova over Georgetown.

For business, yes they do. Guaranteed pipeline to The Street.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:UMD
W&M
Georgetown
Villanova

Prefers smaller school, but majoring in Business

Georgetown or Villanova

Georgetown or UVA in-state

^ more specifically--Frank Batten School UVA or similar area at Georgetown

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:ND @ 60k
or
BC @ 88k

boy, humanities.

For me, BC. I like everything about Jesuit colleges more. But that's a pretty big money difference

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ND @ 60k
or
BC @ 88k

boy, humanities.

For me, BC. I like everything about Jesuit colleges more. But that's a pretty big money difference

ND is too religious for me but if your child applied it’s presumably not too religious for him. So ND. It’s a comparable school and that’s a lot less.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Interest is acroegology and marine science but when not offered at a school on the list - environmental science and engineering:

-Caltech $$$
-Cal Berkeley $$$
-Duke $$
-Cornell $$
-UC Davis $$
-Cal Poly SLO $$
-UC San Diego $$
-Univ of Miami $$
-UMD $
-Auburn $
-NC State (Full ride - Park Scholar)

duke or Caltech. super different vibes, your kid will know. but one of those two. it would be duke for 90% of kids

There's no way my kid would go to Duke, but Caltech wold be his dream school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:UMD
W&M
Georgetown
Villanova

Prefers smaller school, but majoring in Business

Georgetown or Villanova

Georgetown. No one picks Villanova over Georgetown.

For business, yes they do. Guaranteed pipeline to The Street.

I thought that was Bucknell.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Interest is acroegology and marine science but when not offered at a school on the list - environmental science and engineering:

-Caltech $$$
-Cal Berkeley $$$
-Duke $$
-Cornell $$
-UC Davis $$
-Cal Poly SLO $$
-UC San Diego $$
-Univ of Miami $$
-UMD $
-Auburn $
-NC State (Full ride - Park Scholar)

How certain are they about marine or environmental science and do they need to save money for grad school? If they are certain and money isn’t a factor, I would probably pick Cal Berkeley.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interest is acroegology and marine science but when not offered at a school on the list - environmental science and engineering:

-Caltech $$$
-Cal Berkeley $$$
-Duke $$
-Cornell $$
-UC Davis $$
-Cal Poly SLO $$
-UC San Diego $$
-Univ of Miami $$
-UMD $
-Auburn $
-NC State (Full ride - Park Scholar)

duke or Caltech. super different vibes, your kid will know. but one of those two. it would be duke for 90% of kids

I’d pick Berkeley over Caltech because your interests seem interdisciplinary and Berkeley is better and deeper across those areas - agroecology, marine, and env. engineering. Duke would be great too, as would ucsd if you really want the marine. But ncstate for free is hard to pass up, w/great program and money left for future.

[Anonymous]

Purdue 44k
UVA 49k
Northwestern 60k
Harvey Mudd 50k
Girl cs/ engineering

[Anonymous]

Shy kid with interest in humanities and social science. Cost of Attendance for each school.

Rice 15k
Berkeley 10k
UCLA 10k
UCSB 10k

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ND @ 60k
or
BC @ 88k

boy, humanities.

For me, BC. I like everything about Jesuit colleges more. But that's a pretty big money difference

Agree with BC. ND a bit higher ranked and my kid had this same choice and went with BC because of location primarily can't beat Boston and the Jesuit philosophy is just really special. That said two great choices. BC may be a bit more because more expensive location?

[Anonymous]

Cornell 90k
Gatech 50k
UMD 20k

CS major. Girl

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Cornell 90k
Gatech 50k
UMD 20k

CS major. Girl

Ooof. This is actually a tough one, but I pick UMD. That cost savings is amazing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interest is acroegology and marine science but when not offered at a school on the list - environmental science and engineering. Student has plans/desire to pursue doctorate after undergrad but hopes to explore interests during undergrad through classes/research/internships to see what "fits":

-Caltech $$$
-Cal Berkeley $$$
-Duke $$
-Cornell $$
-UC Davis $$
-Cal Poly SLO $$
-UC San Diego $$
-Univ of Miami $$
-UMD $
-Auburn $
-NC State (Full ride - Park Scholar)

How certain are they about marine or environmental science and do they need to save money for grad school? If they are certain and money isn’t a factor, I would probably pick Cal Berkeley.