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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DS is applying to three Boston schools. I always wondered if BU and NEU (as well as BC, Tufts, Brandeis etc.) have to compete with MIT and Harvard students for internships??[/quote] Not necessarily. Different schools have different strengths. I know families with a high number of engineers/cs that have many members who are graduates from Northeastern and MIT, specifically. The other schools are known for different majors. A couple of my friends from Tufts undergrad ended up at MIT grad school. Brandeis is a strong business school. BU has always been known for their Communications major (their famous alum are from Communications), much like Emerson (:this is where DCUM readers scramble to look up Emerson: LOL). Harvard is kind of unto itself, as an ivy, but many say that MIT is a better school. Emmanuel and Simmons, for example, are womens schools that are known as not being as competitive. Different firms in Boston are looking for different strengths, so if you have worked for several firms in Boston, you tend to know who is looking for what kind of graduate. Of course, it is easy for people who have not spent time at the schools to conflate or confuse them. For example, for those outside Boston, and maybe not as familiar, it is easy to say "BC and BU are equal" - they really are not - each would produce different candidates for different markets. [/quote]
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