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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What schools are “ivy-plus” UMD calls themselves a “public ivy”[/quote] This thread is garbage like all the subjective, strivery, clout-chasing prestige fights on this board, but I’m going to stick up for the Terps here. They didn’t decide to call themselves a public Ivy. The school was included on a list of the strongest flagships in the country. That moniker is no more or less valid than Ivy+. You certainly seem like someone who cares about NW’s perceived lack of prestige wrt the Ivies so why don’t you concentrate on that. [/quote] Yeah..the UMD thing came out of nowhere.[/quote] The regional AO from UMD did a webinar for our MCPS school. [b]She started her presentation by saying, “University of Maryland is considered a public ivy.”[/b] I kid you not. FWIW, I turned down MIT for NU. Very happy with the outcome! Go Wildcats![/quote] FWIW My kid turned downed NU this cycle for a top public. He liked both but one was considerably cheaper. Well, that and the better weather :) [/quote] I went to NU as a financial aid student and it was a great experience but today it's twice the cost of UVA or Virginia Tech in state. I'd advise a kid making that choice to save the over 100k.[/quote]
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