If you like Northwestern, Northeastern, UPenn, Georgetown ...

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UVA

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Anonymous wrote:UVA

My son applied to UVA, GU, NW--and BC also fits the same 'type' profile.

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GW

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Tulane

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BU, McGill.

There's often a lot of overlap with students applying to Northwestern and Vanderbilt.

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NYU, USC, CMU

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Anonymous wrote:NYU, USC, CMU

CMU is a lot different than NYU, USC, NEU, BU.

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University British Columbia at Vancouver, Trinity in Dublin, Kings College in London, Reed in Portland, University of San Francisco

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Similar stature big city schools...NYU. If a little less in academic quality, SMU in Dallas, USD in San Diego. Also a better chance at acceptance for those two.

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If you like a co-op program, much more of a safety than Northeastern, but your child has a very good shot at getting in, you might want to look at Drexel in Philadelphia. While you "sacrifice" bragging rights at the dinner table, Drexel will give merit aid to high stats applicants.

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USC, Tulane

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NYU, USC, CMU

CMU is a lot different than NYU, USC, NEU, BU.

How?

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Anonymous wrote:USC, Tulane

+2

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If you like Penn, Drexel is literally right next door.

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Anonymous wrote:If you like a co-op program, much more of a safety than Northeastern, but your child has a very good shot at getting in, you might want to look at Drexel in Philadelphia. While you "sacrifice" bragging rights at the dinner table, Drexel will give merit aid to high stats applicants.

Not necessarily. My DC got less merit aid at Drexel than at Northeastern. Attending Northeastern and loving it.