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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Stop with the “brilliant marketing”. Many colleges have been doing this for many years. [/quote] I'm not the NEU booster---I actually think it's an overhyped university. Good school, but not nearly as good as they hype has made it in the last 5-8 years. So yes, it is the "Brilliant marketing" that is getting it there. They have convinced 90K kids that NEU should be on their college list and the fact there are no supplemental essays is a huge part of this. And they sell the NUIn/NUBound program really well, as is evidenced by people on the Parents FB pages who can see that the program isn't really the best for their kid and see the obvious flaws, yet are trying to hard to justify paying $75K+ food and other expenses for the opportunity, despite the major flaws for their kids (ie. not having any valuable courses to take for most of the year). THat's the definition of good marketing. [/quote] Agree to disagree. It’s the common app, no supplement essays. Just one click. (I have a niece who graduated from this program and a DS who took advantage of a similar program elsewhere) [/quote] Most of the schools have a supplemental essay about 'why our school' which isn't really a big thing. Higher ranked school like Case Western doesn't have supplement essay either, but it's acceptance rate and yield rate is way lower than Northeastern. Why? because it's a combination of many factors that applicants consider. If applicants add Northeastern because easy application, then it's yield should be low, however it's exactly the opposite. It's yield rate is going up which in fact caused over enrollment for the past a couple of years. It means students not jus apply but actually choose to attend. Then again once they attend, they stay because they are satisfied with the education, service, experience, and bright career placement. https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/rankings/national-universities/freshmen-least-most-likely-return Northeastern is below only 5 schools - MIT, UChicago, John's Hopkins, Northwestern, Notre Dame. It's it's a hype, it can't be this high LOL NUIn/Bound is an optional offer instead of rejection. A lot of schools have similar programs. It could be a great option for some students. If you have a better option, simply pass. Looks like someone got really offended and obsessed by this LOL. [/quote]
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