Need ideas for urban STEM

[Anonymous]

Anyone have recs for an urban school for a STEM student (hard science, hoping for PhD post-undergrad)?

Top SAT and AP scores, top rigor but some Bs. Very focused on one non-NCAA sport (nationally ranked, coaches it)

Ideally looking for some merit and need-based aid.

[Anonymous]

CWRU

[Anonymous]

Caltech, MIT, Georgia Tech, UC Berkeley, CU Boulder, UT. There’s more options that ARE urban than aren’t.

[Anonymous]

UMN, BU, UW, ASU

[Anonymous]

Pitt

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone have recs for an urban school for a STEM student (hard science, hoping for PhD post-undergrad)?

Top SAT and AP scores, top rigor but some Bs. Very focused on one non-NCAA sport (nationally ranked, coaches it)

Ideally looking for some merit and need-based aid.

MIT, Rice, Northwestern, Georgia Tech, Penn, Cooper Union, CMU, Vanderbilt, Johns Hopkins.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone have recs for an urban school for a STEM student (hard science, hoping for PhD post-undergrad)?

Top SAT and AP scores, top rigor but some Bs. Very focused on one non-NCAA sport (nationally ranked, coaches it)

Ideally looking for some merit and need-based aid.

MIT, Rice, Northwestern, Georgia Tech, Penn, Cooper Union, CMU, Vanderbilt, Johns Hopkins.

This. Not sure about sport.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone have recs for an urban school for a STEM student (hard science, hoping for PhD post-undergrad)?

Top SAT and AP scores, top rigor but some Bs. Very focused on one non-NCAA sport (nationally ranked, coaches it)

Ideally looking for some merit and need-based aid.

Boston University

[Anonymous]

Northeastern should be on the list.
Maybe NYU.

[Anonymous]

Pitt, Case Western

[Anonymous]

Drexel, WPI, University of Rochester, Fordham, San Jose State