William and Mary vs. Boston College vs. Case Western

[Anonymous]

William and Mary, hands down. Not even close.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:William and Mary, hands down. Not even close.

First question is money. Do you have a ton? If so it changes the answer. If 90k a year is nothing to you either because it is saved already or you are rich or high income then BC is the answer hands down. On the other hand if the above is not accurate go instate to W&M. CWU would lose in either case unless your kid loved it and you can afford it.

Whoever said BC is a B+ school is nuts. Have you looked at stats?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:William and Mary, hands down. Not even close.

First question is money. Do you have a ton? If so it changes the answer. If 90k a year is nothing to you either because it is saved already or you are rich or high income then BC is the answer hands down. On the other hand if the above is not accurate go instate to W&M. CWU would lose in either case unless your kid loved it and you can afford it.

Whoever said BC is a B+ school is nuts. Have you looked at stats?

only 28% bother to submit an SAT, my brother. They take 2/3rds of their class from early decision. They're not getting the best and brightest

[Anonymous]

The insane BC hater returns to overtake a thread to fill it with lies. Pp is a know and persistent nemesis to this forum.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:William and Mary, hands down. Not even close.

First question is money. Do you have a ton? If so it changes the answer. If 90k a year is nothing to you either because it is saved already or you are rich or high income then BC is the answer hands down. On the other hand if the above is not accurate go instate to W&M. CWU would lose in either case unless your kid loved it and you can afford it.

Whoever said BC is a B+ school is nuts. Have you looked at stats?

only 28% bother to submit an SAT, my brother. They take 2/3rds of their class from early decision. They're not getting the best and brightest

Aww, this brother has trouble with fractions. For BC, 3/4 submitted test scores snd averaged over 1500.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:William and Mary, hands down. Not even close.

First question is money. Do you have a ton? If so it changes the answer. If 90k a year is nothing to you either because it is saved already or you are rich or high income then BC is the answer hands down. On the other hand if the above is not accurate go instate to W&M. CWU would lose in either case unless your kid loved it and you can afford it.

Whoever said BC is a B+ school is nuts. Have you looked at stats?

only 28% bother to submit an SAT, my brother. They take 2/3rds of their class from early decision. They're not getting the best and brightest

Aww, this brother has trouble with fractions. For BC, 3/4 submitted test scores snd averaged over 1500.

Link?

[Anonymous]

My kid’s options included W&M OOS and BC. W&M won out hands-down, regardless of cost. Chef’s kiss on their new campus improvements. Amazing faculty.

With in-state tuition, W&M is a screaming deal.

CWRU is a great place, but seems quite different than the other two. Be sure to visit.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:William and Mary, hands down. Not even close.

First question is money. Do you have a ton? If so it changes the answer. If 90k a year is nothing to you either because it is saved already or you are rich or high income then BC is the answer hands down. On the other hand if the above is not accurate go instate to W&M. CWU would lose in either case unless your kid loved it and you can afford it.

Whoever said BC is a B+ school is nuts. Have you looked at stats?

only 28% bother to submit an SAT, my brother. They take 2/3rds of their class from early decision. They're not getting the best and brightest

Aww, this brother has trouble with fractions. For BC, 3/4 submitted test scores snd averaged over 1500.

You mean 28% a little over 1/4?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:William and Mary, hands down. Not even close.

First question is money. Do you have a ton? If so it changes the answer. If 90k a year is nothing to you either because it is saved already or you are rich or high income then BC is the answer hands down. On the other hand if the above is not accurate go instate to W&M. CWU would lose in either case unless your kid loved it and you can afford it.

Whoever said BC is a B+ school is nuts. Have you looked at stats?

only 28% bother to submit an SAT, my brother. They take 2/3rds of their class from early decision. They're not getting the best and brightest

That's a misleading statement. When quoting statistics like this, you should include all information, like those who submitted ACT as well. If you combine both tests, 44% submitted test scores. Still low in my opinion, but you are clearly on a mission to bash BC. Weird.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:William and Mary, hands down. Not even close.

First question is money. Do you have a ton? If so it changes the answer. If 90k a year is nothing to you either because it is saved already or you are rich or high income then BC is the answer hands down. On the other hand if the above is not accurate go instate to W&M. CWU would lose in either case unless your kid loved it and you can afford it.

Whoever said BC is a B+ school is nuts. Have you looked at stats?

only 28% bother to submit an SAT, my brother. They take 2/3rds of their class from early decision. They're not getting the best and brightest

Aww, this brother has trouble with fractions. For BC, 3/4 submitted test scores snd averaged over 1500.

Do you have access to the 2025 CDS? I could not find it online. The 2024 shows that 44% submitted test scores. Here's the link and screenshot. https://www.bc.edu/content/dam/bc1/offices/irp/ir/cds/CDS_2023-2024-Final.pdf

[Anonymous]

My VA kid had a choice between W&M and Case with $31,000 merit. Went with W&M but Case was weak in her major. Case is strong in CS so I’d be sure to give it a good look. Loved the campus. Of course , W&M is gorgeous and largely new and renovated. Can’t go wrong there!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:W&M, BC as others have noted is an over priced mediocre school. Case Western is a good school but not in the same league as instate option W&M.

For CS case is a much better option than W&M.

[Anonymous]

+1
& with majority guvvie jobs disappearing and healthcare data engineering plentiful I’d be heading to Case

[Anonymous]

BC is where I draw the line for full pay. Not worth it, and extremely limited merit.

CS has merit. W&M in-state. Apply to both. I think CS might end up being about same price and has better program, but I could be wrong - not sure about W&M's new program yet. But if a kid really likes W&Ms vibe, sure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:BC is where I draw the line for full pay. Not worth it, and extremely limited merit.

CS has merit. W&M in-state. Apply to both. I think CS might end up being about same price and has better program, but I could be wrong - not sure about W&M's new program yet. But if a kid really likes W&Ms vibe, sure.

Sorry. CWRU not CS. Still getting my coffee on.