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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DP, but the average caliber of undergraduates and the job options available to Northwestern grads is greater than those from UCLA or Michigan. If we're talking about the top 10% of undergrad populations from all three schools, however, they'd be quite equally matched.[/quote]

The difference is that the top 60-75% at NU can compete with the Top 10% at UCLA or Michigan [/quote]

Oh come on. The OOS kids at UCLA and Michigan are all the tippy top kids from their classes, largely valedictorian or close to it, 1500+ SATs, etc. Just stop it.[/quote]

When you attend UCLA  you are not just attending with all the other "OOS students".  Only 14% of UCLA are OOS students.  So you are really attending with mostly in state students.  
Hence why a much smaller school like NU is overall better.  The caliber of students is higher---it's easier to do that with only 6-7K undergrads.  Yes UCLA and Mich will have similar students attending, but it's not 75-80%+ of the students who are that caliber.

And yes, NU has many better programs as previous posters have listed.

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LOL. If you want to be on Broadway better to go to UM than NU.

UM #2
NU #10

https://playbill.com/article/big-10-2023-the-10-most-represented-colleges-on-broadway-in-the-2022-2023-season[/quote]

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