+1 Also, my head would spin right off my body if I heard of a graduating senior choosing a school that was known as a 4-year community college for decades. Rankings may have changed, but you can’t shake that rep so easily. |
And Emory. No spectator sports, low school spirit, and kids that brag about being nerdy. |
You seem disappointed at the data and facts. Well.. how do you measure the reputation? Tons of high stat kids(same quality as Emory) apply and attend NEU. In fact, more kids(close to 100K) apply to NEU, thus reputation among students seems great. Not any less than Emory. Also NEU is known for great reputation among employers, and thus produce great outcome. Not any less than Emory. Another Emory delusion. |
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Careful, there are posters here who loathe Tufts, calling it a crappy, declining school with rats running around the dorms.
Go to the school your kid will fit in best at. Emory's reputation and Tufts reputation are not going to move the needle out in the real world. |
What's the matter with BC? Who cares if it was a commuter college for decades? What students care about is how is the institution today? |
At our private, there is a notable difference in gpa between kids getting into Emory/Tufts on one hand and NE on the other. NE pretty actively yield protects and is not (yet) getting the same caliber of applicant. |
Emory is big on yield protection and has high ED acceptance rate. That's why my DS choose NYU and Emory as final two choices for ED. Don't get me wrong. Emory is great school and that's why it was one of the final two for my DS. However, delusional Emory people need to stand down. Prestige factor is negligible compared to the NE schools mentioned. |
| Something about Emory ticks people off. Unlike Vandy, Rice, Georgetown, etc. Tufts and Northeastern are almore similar than different. They're 3rd tier schools that happen to have very strong students due to location. Massachusetts has some of the smartest people in the country and both Tufts and Northeastern benefit from that. However one shouldn't confuse selectivity with prestige. |
Didn't Tufts invent yeild protection. NYU is also not on Emorys level.. |
People who want to have a career in engr and CS! |
| Emory is much more prestigious than Tufts. It also has a high percentage of kids from the NE, if that’s the student population your kid desires. It’s not like just because Emory is in GA only southern kids go there. |
It's' the Ivies that invented yield protection and ED. NYU is harder to get in with 7% acceptance rate (at least for Stern, CAS, Tisch). Emory is not on any level higher than NYU. Only Emory people believe that. Yes most of these 2nd tier selective relatively prestigious schools like Emory, NYU, Tufts utilize ED and have high ED acceptance rates. |
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Early Decision stats:
Emory 2023-2024 Common Data Set 975 accepted ED; 3024 applied ED acceptane rate: 32% 3,088 freshmen ED admittees make up up 32% of the freshmen class Tufts did not list ED stats on the 2021-2022, 2022-2023 or 2023-2024 Common Data Set |
Yup 32% ED acceptance rate about similar to all the other schools mentioned. Emory people are delusional. |
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Va Tech - no question
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