Almost ALL colleges and unis send lower stats admits to study abroad, including ivies. I thought everyone knew this. |
It has an outstanding business school and engineering school, but you do you. |
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What? This is just blatantly untrue. |
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It's not very common, and especially not at top schools. NEU, NYU, Syracuse, Skidmore, and Boston U are some which come to mind. None of the ivies or top SLACs. NEU is especially prominent since nearly 25% of their student body does it. Any school that's allowed to conveniently send away the bottom 25% of their admitted students (based on testing score) will get a huge boost to their fall testing profile. Also, one thing that wasn't mentioned was percent of the class ranking in the top 10% of their HS class. NEU is 71%, GIT is 88%, UVA is 90%, and Berkeley is 96%. All the Ivies are at 90%+ except Cornell (84%). This means a clear and intentional emphasis on testing even at the expense of top HS academic performance. The best schools value both strong testing and strong HS performance. |
| Northeastern is NOT elite. Sorry for the boosters/parents/grads on here. People will just think you went to Northwestern and then get disappointed when you clarify, "Oh, actually, the one in Boston." |
Comparing a private school to public schools is apple and oranges to the Nth degree. |
| All you naysayers convinced me...NEU sucks. |
Wikipedia is your source? 🤣 https://www.nbc29.com/2021/10/25/report-uva-endowment-now-145b/ https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.detroitnews.com/amp/6124618001 |
NEU is ranked #23 on average salary score overall. No wonder why the acceptance rate is so low. In the end this is one of the most important factor. As I know College of Computer Science is the best at NEU. It's ranked 12th for Computer Science according to CSRankings. http://csrankings.org/#/index?all&us It also ranked 15th in sending to Silicon Valley. https://www.collegetransitions.com/dataverse/top-feeders-tech So looks pretty elite in the Computer Science field. |
https://www.gradreports.com/best-colleges |
| CS is a technical degree. Traditionally, when people talk about an elite school, they’re talking about the quality of the liberal arts program. When one talks of a Princeton, Harvard, or Yale man, I don’t think they’re thinking about the quality of the CS program. The upper class are thinking about a “type” of really smart, well-educated person that moves easily in posh social circles. CS and Northeastern doesn’t fit the mold. |
LOL Berkeley is actually the one cheating and got caught. Someone here even tried to squeeze it in top 20 but no one said anything yet bashing NEU |
WTF LOL biggest nonsense ever heard. How about engineering? technical degree? MIT CMU GIT Caltech etc all respected and considered elite for computer science/engineering |