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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]UMCP is for really good students. It's very hard to get into the best majors and there are tons of distractions. I would only send a serious student to CP and the academics are brutal. But you will get amazing job placement. We stopped recruiting from UMDCP because the students are highly sought after... But I hire engineers.

[b]Towson[/b] [b]is a great college for kids that can't handle CP. They have a ton to do in Baltimore[/b]. Would I choose it over Amhert. No... But is Amherst even an option? If so go to CP for free of you can handle the large school and save the $$$ for graduate school.

UMBC is a great school. It's turning into a stem school and it has very serious students. This is where you will find students who are.smart enough to.Go SLAC but parents that can't afford it. Not much of a. [b]College town is my only knock on UMBC.[/b]

Salisbury has a great business school of your child doesn't want the.Big 10 experience.  Perdue is located in Salisbury and they have poured money into.the business.program.

I don't know much about st. Mary's or frostburg. I

If your friends are snobby they will look down their nose at you if your child goes to anything but CP in case that is your sociAl group.
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Is UMBC any farther away from Baltimore than Towson?  You can literally see the Baltimore skyline from the UMBC campus.  Now, Towson has a great mall close by and is a college town (including Goucher and Stevenson).  UMBC is surrounded by a grittier neighborhood, but I would think that both Towson and UMBC are close to Baltimore.[/quote]

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