Let us pick for you…list acceptances

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harvard, yale, or berkeley for chemistry

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Anonymous wrote:Notre Dame $32K
Amherst College- $30
UPitt/Honors- $38
Emory/Oxford $43

Premed student with intent to major in biology.

Amherst is they're okay with small colleges, Emory is they want a city school. Notre Dame isn't great for STEM and UPitt isn't worth the cost.

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Anonymous wrote:Political science major, girl

JMU
CNU honors
GMU honors
Gettysburg
Mount St. Mary’s honors
High Point honors
Stetson honors
W&M waitlist/January start

If she really likes W&M, I’d go the January start. Otherwise, maybe Gettysburg.

I might do wm spring, then JMU, then Gettysburg.

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Anonymous wrote:Good liberal arts generalist. Wants Environmental biology/ecology + humanities. Plans on grad school. Makes art, writes poetry, rarely shares these things. Square peg. ADHD. Introverted, with a goofy, theater kid vibe when comfortable.

Kenyon at mid-60s annual coa.
St. Olaf at mid-40s coa
Wooster at mid-30s coa
Hendrix at 30-ish coa
Beloit at 30-ish coa.

Beloit, where I wish my kid had applied. Otherwise, Wooster.

Here's mine, for English major, focus on creative writing, also interested in fine arts.

Wooster
Allegheny
Washington College
Ursinus
Saint Mary's College of MD

Waitlisted: American

SMCM worthy of strong consideration, especially if in-state. Otherwise, I’d lean Wooster.

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Anonymous wrote:Major: Data Science
PSU Behrend
Virginia Tech
Michigan state university
Drexel
UC Davis
Case Western
Northeastern (1st semester abroad)
Ohio State
University of Pittsburgh

Prefers: School with a strong CS reputation, huge rahrah school spirit. Moved to LA in High school(Dad's job) but originally from the DMV area and still have a home there.

UC Davis

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UVA
WM
McGill
premed or comp sci-undecided

DC resident

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Anonymous wrote:Major in hard sciences deciding between :
Swarthmore
Wesleyan
UVA
William and Mary

Swarthmore or William and Mary assuming in state. Not Wesleyan.

+1 Swarthmore if funding is okay. WM or UVA if in-state--what kind of science?

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Anonymous wrote:Neuroscience or Cognitive Science major (in-state in CA, but not Bay Area or LA)

UC Berkeley
UCLA
Emory
UVA
University of Florida
University of Michigan

Emory or Berkeley

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Anonymous wrote:Good liberal arts generalist. Wants Environmental biology/ecology + humanities. Plans on grad school. Makes art, writes poetry, rarely shares these things. Square peg. ADHD. Introverted, with a goofy, theater kid vibe when comfortable.

Kenyon at mid-60s annual coa.
St. Olaf at mid-40s coa
Wooster at mid-30s coa
Hendrix at 30-ish coa
Beloit at 30-ish coa.

All of these seem like potential great fits, but for some reason Wooster is jumping out at me.

+1 These seem like good choices. I think Wooster or Beloit -- likely depending on preference for location. Don't know much about Hendrix. I love Kenyon but I don't think it's worth 2x the cost for your kid based on their description. St. Olaf might be good depending on the type of square peg they are.

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Anonymous wrote:Neuroscience or Cognitive Science major (in-state in CA, but not Bay Area or LA)

UC Berkeley
UCLA
Emory
UVA
University of Florida
University of Michigan

Emory or Berkeley

Berkeley!

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Kinesiology/Exercise Science. Goals of becoming a physical therapist other career in sports medicine

Delaware
Maryland
Penn State
JMU
VCU
Ohio State
Temple

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Anonymous wrote:In state Va, business major. Annual costs below.

JMU honors college $32k
U South Carolina. Capstone scholar With merit, $37k
WM waitlist, NOVA this fall/ guaranteed spring admit. $42k
Indiana Kelley direct admit. $57k
Pitt Dietrich direct admit, no merit $55k.

Pitt, get good grades, transfer to UVA or William and Mary.

why would you have him pick almsot the most expensive option? Pick from JMU, USC, Indiana whichever felt best after visiting.

In case he can't transfer and is at Pitt...it is the best of the lot other than William and Mary.

Pitt is better than IU Kelley?

For undergrad, yes. I know a kid from the Gym there now at Pitt doing business. He got money but he turned down Gtown, GW, and W&M for it.

Pitt better than Kelley 😂

Dc is deciding between wm spring admit, JMU honors and South Carolina. Cost and distance is somewhat a factor so Indiana and Pitt are out. Does not want to have to transfer, even the spring admit thing is a hard pill to swallow. Wm not direct admit to business, but sc and JMU are, pretty much.

Kid is sporty and wants to go Greek. Not really interested in study abroad which is one of the fall options for wm spring admit. Which would you choose.

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Anonymous wrote:Amherst
Swarthmore
Hamilton
Wesleyan
Kenyon
William and Mary
Bates
Franklin and Marshall
Dickinson
Muhlenberg
University of Maryland College Park
James Madison University
University of New Hampshire

Big list with some good options, but what do they want and cost factors?

Cost is not a factor
Looking for artsy school to prepare for law school

Amherst, Swat or Wes

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Anonymous wrote:Accepted:
Georgetown
Pomona
Boston College
UVA
William & Mary (Monroe scholar)
GW

Waitlist:
Princeton
Brown

Male. Govt/history/politics/IR-related. In-state VA. Doesn't qualify for any aid. Willing to pay if a distinct advantage over other options.

UVA or W&M. Save your money unless he gets into Princeton

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Anonymous wrote:Chemistry major

Grinnell
Kenyon
Denison
Wesleyan
Richmond
Rochester
Dickinson
F&M
Bates
Hamilton
CWRU

Bates or F&M