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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nonetheless, it is fair to state that Northwestern University has a lot of driven, hard-working, conscientious, brainiac students who are serious students. Northwestern is not the ideal school for[b] one seeking a rah-rah party school atmosphere dominated by ostentatious Greek social life. [/b] NU is composed of more grad students (probably 55% of the total full-time student population) on two stunning campuses. While the architecture may not be uniform, both the Chicago setting (medical & law school) and the Evanston setting (undergrads, MBA Kellogg School, and many other graduate programs) are spectacular. Northwestern University is a serious school with Big Ten Conference athletics. NU's overall endowment (#13 overall) places it in the top ten in the country when three system wide endowments are placed aside (UTexas system, U Texas A&M system, & UC System wide endowments) --so it is also a wealthy school. https://northwestern.edu/recruit/our-students/ NU students do now socialize with U Chicago students/student organizations which is a fairly recent development. The quarter system keeps kids busy & sober. NU is not a party school, but it is social in a low key fashion.[/quote] Any recommendations for kids that: (a) [b]do want this;[/b] AND (b) are highly academic (4.0/1500+/high rigor)? [/quote] If a high stats student wants a rah-rah party school atmosphere dominated by the Greek system, consider any SEC school Honors College. Outstanding opportunities which typically include special housing, priority registration for classes,and generous merit scholarships. If this is how a particular high stats student enjoys life, then go for it at a large public honors college. [/quote]
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