DD wants big and or urban school

[Anonymous]

Pitt
Drexel
Marquette
Loyola Chicago
American University
Emerson (more artsy than sporty though..)

Northeastern & BU are probably off the table with those stats, but she could look at some of the other small, local schools in Boston (Suffolk, Simmons) if she wants urban.

Good luck, OP!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not East Coast, (although half of the campus is east of the Mississippi...) but the U of Minnesota is a large school and urban campus. Might be worth considering?

Not the poster, but another vote for UMN. There is merit aid for OOS kids.

[Anonymous]

Univ of Georgia. Not urban but Athens is wonderful and not too far from Atlanta. They also have great sports management programs.

[Anonymous]

University of South Carolina has a good sports management program.

NC State is good for those stats and is a big school in a somewhat urban but very nice area of Raleigh, NC.

Syracuse

Northeastern as a reach

Drexel

[Anonymous]

I went to Pitt and loved it. Highly recommend it.

[Anonymous]

Northeastern
American
McGill
Fordham (if Catholic)

[Anonymous]

Sports analytics jobs are crazy competitive and the few people who make it in are often Ivy League Maury and Econ majors who love sports and have connections.

[Anonymous]

Math majors I meant.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Northeastern
American
McGill
Fordham (if Catholic)

Northeastern and McGill are both reaches with those stats, but could be worth putting an application in because you never know!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:University of South Carolina has a good sports management program.

NC State is good for those stats and is a big school in a somewhat urban but very nice area of Raleigh, NC.

Syracuse

Northeastern as a reach

Drexel

+1 Syracuse. (alum)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:VCU in Richmond meets all of your criteria. Funky, artsy, right in the center of Richmond but still has a campus vibe for city. Richmond has great outdoor activities and festivals.

VCU meets all of this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pitt
Drexel
Marquette
Loyola Chicago
American University
Emerson (more artsy than sporty though..)

Northeastern & BU are probably off the table with those stats, but she could look at some of the other small, local schools in Boston (Suffolk, Simmons) if she wants urban.

Good luck, OP!

No, those two schools are not off the table with those stats.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:VCU in Richmond meets all of your criteria. Funky, artsy, right in the center of Richmond but still has a campus vibe for city. Richmond has great outdoor activities and festivals.

VCU meets all of this.

Just stop

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:VCU in Richmond meets all of your criteria. Funky, artsy, right in the center of Richmond but still has a campus vibe for city. Richmond has great outdoor activities and festivals.

VCU meets all of this.

Just stop

What? It's in a city, it's a big school (24,000 undergrad) and has a sports medicine program.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:VCU in Richmond meets all of your criteria. Funky, artsy, right in the center of Richmond but still has a campus vibe for city. Richmond has great outdoor activities and festivals.

VCU meets all of this.

Just stop

PP is not wrong. Richmond is funky, arty, fun city. If that's the vibe a kid is going for, it's a good choice. If they are interested in art or medicine, even better.