Brown v UChicago?

[Anonymous]

Columbia is better. Older, wealthier, Ivy League. New York City is better than Chicago for culture, finance, infrastructure; Columbia is in a much better neighborhood in Morningside Heights.

Only 3.7 % admitted to Class of 2025 from 60,551 applications.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Columbia is better. Older, wealthier, Ivy League. New York City is better than Chicago for culture, finance, infrastructure; Columbia is in a much better neighborhood in Morningside Heights.

Only 3.7 % admitted to Class of 2025 from 60,551 applications.

And yet still not the answer to the question Brown v UChicago. Stop trying to make Columbia happen.

[Anonymous]

OK. Brown. Similar reason as Columbia.

Brown is Ivy League, older, nice part of providence, better weather. Hard work, but more fun than Chicago.

[Anonymous]

Take Brown over Chicago for undergrad. A nice place. yes, it is unstructured and that is a danger, but it is a pleasant environment.


Chicago weather is brutal, also.

[Anonymous]

Take Brown over Chicago for undergrad. A nice place. yes, it is unstructured and that is a danger, but it is a pleasant environment.


Chicago weather is brutal, also.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DC was just admitted to Chicago. And a week ago got a likely letter from Brown. Overall what are your thoughts?

Shocked to have these options. DC is a late bloomer, I think got lucky with interesting hooks. Chicago invited DC to begin in a special summer program. Will Chicago chew up and spit out DC, or will their intense vibe make DC a stronger student? Or is Brown's easy going atmosphere better to prevent DC from getting into academic hot water? DC's career assessment top 3: education administration, banking and management consulting - DC is not PhD or MD caliber.

These schools can not be more opposite. If DC can’t figure out which one DC clearly favors then DC doesn’t deserve either one.