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We toured it yesterday along w DC schools last week and it really shines. So many new facilities, lovely grounds, so much money and research opportunists.
It was really one of the prettiest campuses we’ve seen, which surprised me. What’s the downside? Is it still a grinder school? Kid would be majoring in something like international relations, def not pre med. |
| It's a great place that actually spends money, so facilities can be top notch. If you're outside of STEM, the culture is way better! |
| It's not a grinder school anymore since they switched presidents about a decade ago. It has massive grade inflation now (average GPA is a 3.8) and students seem a lot happier. |
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Immediate parts around campus are also safe but downside is there are some sketchy parts of Bmore if you travel a few miles away from campus. On the plus side, there are also amazing college student and tourist friendly parts too like inner harbor, harbor east, fed hill, fells point that are hipster deeper into baltimore. Proximity to towson mall as well.
Campus is gorgeous but it can get cold during winter with snow. |
| Only admit URMs now. |
+2 Asian 29% Hispanic 20% White 18% Black 14% International 14% |
| I was an IR major there in the 90s. It wasn’t super grindy, but with exception of the (excellent) Writing Sems program was fairly pre-professional. It probably wasn’t the best “fit” for me but I think I grew a lot in finding my own fit, and I had plenty of fun there. I like the campus a lot and think Baltimore is an underrated little city in some ways, especially if you are smart about where u go. |
| It’s on my kid’s list bc the cost is amazing in state and they have friends there. They are a little nervous it’s a hard partying school. |
Umm. This breakdown is not only URM... |
Oh no they're admitting...asian people. |
Ah! A meritocracy! |
Right… |
how is the cost amazing instate? are you thinking of umd? |
| Bloomberg money being spent to make it look spiffy? |
has always looked good with the greenery and brick architecture |