College comparisons

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:USC's selectivity is off the charts right now. It is 12%. Being on the west coast, it will have a different feel than NYU in terms of campus environment. It is a huge sports scool. But institutionally it matches up well with NYU. The urban campus and cosmopolitan feel of NYU and so many international students aligns more with BU, NEU and not having sports more so, but still USC is like a west coast NYU with sports.

I’ve been to both and they are nothing alike.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Johns Hopkins: University of Chicago
Middlebury: Wesleyan
Wake Forest: Elon

O for 3, just call it a day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:BC is Notre Dame's little brother, just like FlaState is Florida's and VaTech is UVA's.

You compared two Catholic privates in different regions to two sets of public flagship and land grant universities in the same state.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Furman: Sewanee

Rhodes: Trinity (CT)

Sewanee : Rhodes is the most apt comparison involving these four.

Sewanee also feels like a southern Trinity in many ways.

Furman isn't really like any of the other three.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Bucknell : Wall Street

BucknelleVry

Bucknell : DeVry

(discovered like OP that the colon + letter is not a good idea)

Sorry your kid didn't get in.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Bucknell : Wall Street

BucknelleVry

Bucknell : DeVry

(discovered like OP that the colon + letter is not a good idea)

Sorry your kid didn't get in.

Lol, nope, not at that point yet, I just think the Bucknell boosting here is hilarious(ly sad).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:BC is Notre Dame's little brother, just like FlaState is Florida's and VaTech is UVA's.

Agree with this so much!!

[Anonymous]

Like everything other thread on dcum, this has devolved to posters being nasty.

[Anonymous]

I actually wonder about the average age here

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Like everything other thread on dcum, this has devolved to posters being nasty.

It had been relatively nonconfrontational, which is unusual.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is there a list of the reputation scores?

Don’t even bother looking, they are not meaningful. US News gets a 40 percent response rate to their reputations survey.

40% is good. Where can I find them?

Nevermind, found them. You have to buy a subscription.
Emory-4 2
WashU-4.1
Tufts- 3.8
Tulane- 3.7

DCUM is still trying to make Tufts happen.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is there a list of the reputation scores?

Don’t even bother looking, they are not meaningful. US News gets a 40 percent response rate to their reputations survey.

40% is good. Where can I find them?

Nevermind, found them. You have to buy a subscription.
Emory-4 2
WashU-4.1
Tufts- 3.8
Tulane- 3.7

DCUM is still trying to make Tufts happen.

The reputation score of US News is probably the biggest joke in their methodology. Most schools don't even participate in it so it's based on incomplete data. Just dumb.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Is there a list of the reputation scores?

Don’t even bother looking, they are not meaningful. US News gets a 40 percent response rate to their reputations survey.

40% is good. Where can I find them?

Nevermind, found them. You have to buy a subscription.
Emory-4 2
WashU-4.1
Tufts- 3.8
Tulane- 3.7

DCUM is still trying to make Tufts happen.

Emory mom has been trying to make U.S.news reputation scores happem even though the response rate is abysmal.

[Anonymous]

Emory: SMU

Where's Wisconsin?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Emory: SMU

Where's Wisconsin?

In the Midwest. East of Minnesota.