Arizona, Wisconsin or Loyola (Chicago)?

[Anonymous]

Arizona!

[Anonymous]

Arizona State or University of Arizona?

[Anonymous]

I would love for you to stop with these Pick one posts. They are getting old. Just pick whatever is right for your family.

[Anonymous]

Chocolate, vanilla or strawberry

[Anonymous]

I went to U of A and despite how it's not hard to get into the school, they do have some really good programs. I loved my time there. My family lived 2 hours away in Phoenix so it was a different situation in terms of choice for me. Unless you have unlimited funds, I would go with Arizona.

[Anonymous]

All the literal exact same academically

[Anonymous]

I would pick between Arizona and Loyola.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would pick between Arizona and Loyola.

Why?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Which Loyola?

Something tells me Chicago. Just a wild guess though.

[Anonymous]

I would pick Arizona. It's not worth the cost difference for Wisconsin for a comparable education and experience.

Plus, sunshine makes people happy!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would pick between Arizona and Loyola.

Why?

Price! I don't really see the point of paying nearly double for Wisconsin over Arizona, especially if you're receiving financial aid. Think about what that extra money could go towards or support DC later on during grad school or unpaid internships.

[Anonymous]

If they want a smaller college environment, Loyola might be worth considering, especially to save money. I'm sure they have good programs and DC could do REUs in the summer at larger R1 universities. DC would get a lot of individual attention in a smaller major like physics and it could be fun exploring a msjor city as an undergrad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If they want a smaller college environment, Loyola might be worth considering, especially to save money. I'm sure they have good programs and DC could do REUs in the summer at larger R1 universities. DC would get a lot of individual attention in a smaller major like physics and it could be fun exploring a msjor city as an undergrad.

Loyola is still 17,000 undergrads so obv smaller than AZ and WI but also not small. And if they wanted a smaller college environment I don’t think they’d would’ve applied to these 3 schools at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If they want a smaller college environment, Loyola might be worth considering, especially to save money. I'm sure they have good programs and DC could do REUs in the summer at larger R1 universities. DC would get a lot of individual attention in a smaller major like physics and it could be fun exploring a msjor city as an undergrad.

Eh I doubt this kid wants a smaller college if these are the 3 schools they’re considering…

And Chicago is not that fun of a city

[Anonymous]

Is Arizona 20,000? If so, that sounds like a no-brainer.