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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Somebody mentioned UMass Amhurst saying it's a better school Let's take a look at the performance by Department of Education. There's some criticism about NUIn/NUBound. There's probably room for improvement, but it could be a great option for some students. If it's not for you, you can pass. It's an option, nobody's forcing anybody.[/quote] So gullible. No wonder NEU gets so many applications. The median earnings depend on what mix of majors graduate. So, one school may have more engineers with higher salary. Others a bit less. You are comparing apples and oranges. Also the better schools who send more to students to grad school will see a lower overall salary average since grad stipends are very low. Sheesh surprised at the innumeracy and a lack of sophistication in DCUM. Keeps the gimmicky schools who spend enormous money in marketing themselves like NEU in business.[/quote] LOL pay attention. It's 'at 10 years after entering the school' so most should've done with grad school by then. so what's the difference between Amhurst and Northeastern. Amhurst just has bunch of low paying majors?[/quote] DP Honestly, if you can’t spell Amherst properly then your opinions carry zero merit with me. Also NEU is almost entirely pre professional so if you can’t understand that orientation vs. a research university then you really shouldn’t be sharing your “thoughts” with anybody other than yourself.[/quote] LMFAO Northeastern is a R1 Research University. Do you know what that is? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_research_universities_in_the_United_States There are 146 total today, and 39 R1 private research universities. Northeastern is one of the 39. In fact it's highly ranked in some areas such as computer science. https://csrankings.org/ This ranking is primarily based on research activity and output. You are completely wrong every single time. You must be like 80 years old and still living in the 80's We are living in the 21st century. Wake up. [/quote]
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