Decision Day! Where are your kids going to school this fall?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Congrats all. Casual observer. Surprised to see no UMD, GMU, JMU etc

Chose UMD over Caltech. So there.

[Anonymous]

UVA

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Congrats all. Casual observer. Surprised to see no UMD, GMU, JMU etc

My co-workers daughter is going to JMU for Biophysical Chemistry!

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Anonymous wrote:Michigan State. Pre-Med!

My DC almost went this path. DC chose another institution.
Good luck!

May I ask, CNS or Lyman Briggs?

Lyman Briggs

[Anonymous]

Fordham University, Rose Hill campus. Communication & Media Studies (journalism) with a business admin minor from the Gabelli School. Congrats to all these hard working kids!!!

[Anonymous]

Sad that all these kids are tied to a major without even taking a single college class to learn about something different

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Anonymous wrote:Sad that all these kids are tied to a major without even taking a single college class to learn about something different

I don't think most of them are actually tied to a major. That's just what they applied as. I know at many schools you can't even officially declare a major until end of sophomore year.

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Anonymous wrote:Sad that all these kids are tied to a major without even taking a single college class to learn about something different

WTF are you talking about? My pre-med has been taking college level courses since sophomore year. All sorts of subjects.

[Anonymous]

UMD Honors

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Congratulations to the Class of 2022!!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sad that all these kids are tied to a major without even taking a single college class to learn about something different

WTF are you talking about? My pre-med has been taking college level courses since sophomore year. All sorts of subjects.

DP: AP/IB/DE Community College classes aren't really college equivalents.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sad that all these kids are tied to a major without even taking a single college class to learn about something different

WTF are you talking about? My pre-med has been taking college level courses since sophomore year. All sorts of subjects.

DP: AP/IB/DE Community College classes aren't really college equivalents.

Uh, yeah they are.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Michigan State. Pre-Med!

My DC almost went this path. DC chose another institution.
Good luck!

May I ask, CNS or Lyman Briggs?

Lyman Briggs

My DC got in as well. They chose another university, but best of luck at LB!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:UMD Honors

Mine too.

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Anonymous wrote:Sad that all these kids are tied to a major without even taking a single college class to learn about something different

Very few schools "tie" students to the major in their application? Even specialty schools for engineering and business have flexibility and often allow you to transfer out to the arts & sciences school if unhappy.