DP but WashU isn't that much better than Emory. they're practically the same for most of America. |
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Rice: Hogwarts, but in a sauna
I live in Houston and have nothing but good things to say about Rice (except for the weather). It is unique though. I can usually tell I'm talking to a 40-50 year old who went to Rice within 5 minutes. There's a brainiac, motivated, creative side to them. Some of them could do well at the cool kids table, but none of them would want to. It's clique-y in the best sense of that word. |
Bucknell eVry
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Bucknell : DeVry (discovered like OP that the colon + letter is not a good idea) |
Is this a diss towards Emory? Emory and WashU are legit the same school in different fonts. Also Emory has a better reputation score on USnews (4.2 vs 4.1). |
It isn't better at all, actually worse. |
| Tufts seemed like Emory-in-Boston |
It doesn't have Emory level outcomes, it definitely is a top below that level. |
| Is there a list of the reputation scores? |
Tufts has higher SAT scores. Emory from the south is more like a Emory:Tulane with Tufts:WashU in StL |
I’d say: Wellesley : Barnard Smith : My Holyoke |
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Bucknell Pipeline: Keystone Pipeline
Transylvania University : Slippery Rock (great conversation starters) |
Seriously, and the plants they have on campus are somehow make an even more humid campus. I was already sweating getting out of the car, but callus was much more humid. Also if your child gets allergies, run away from Texas. It’s serious there. |
Interesting assessment. Where would a kid who’s at home at the cool kids table, but also self-gravitates towards weird quirky entrepreneurial nerdy exploration go? |
Don’t even bother looking, they are not meaningful. US News gets a 40 percent response rate to their reputations survey. |