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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We know many people who are interested in both. Wesleyan attracts somewhat more artsy and political applicants. But don't let stereotypes fool you. Wesleyan also attracts plenty of athletes, future bankers, future doctors, etc. And Tufts attracts plenty of artsy people. [/quote] +1. Just to reiterate that Wes is good for STEM type studies as well and so many of their graduates go on to med school etc. My daughter is interested in majoring in STEM type major but loves the access to many of the arts courses (music composition, dance etc.). It really does pick a certain type of a student who is interested in a range of things, not just one thing (e.g. mix of interest in arts/sports/academics). My daughter also went to a private school (non-parochial boarding school in northeast) and they mention that Wes looks for a certain profile in addition to academics. [/quote] This is yet another similarity between the two schools as it has long been acknowledged that Tufts purposefully shapes its student profile each year, to a point that is so mystifying no one can completely say what typical Tufts student. I [/quote]
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