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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We know someone who was admitted to Northeastern but is spending freshman year at their CA campus. Can anyone tell me more about this? Is it an option or is it mandatory for some students?[/quote] My DD will be attending the Boston campus I'm the Fall in the regular program. As PP explained, it's the NUBound program. You don't have a choice which program you get accepted to, Regular NU, NUin, or NUBound. In the end, you finish with the same degree. However, something that parents are finding out is that with NUin and NUBound it's a "pre-matriculation" program. Therefore [b]federal aid can not be used during that year/semester. Also, student loans seem to be harder to get[/b].[/quote] This lack of transparency should be criminal. Or at least, you know, make explicitly clear during application process and again in the acceptance letter. [/quote] Agree! And[b] this isn't the only school that does this: NYU, W&M, etc. etc.[/b][/quote] Also, Colby and Middlebury.[/quote] The (big) difference is that most of these schools don't make you go to one of their locations in the fall. You are simply admitted to start in the spring and can do whatever you want for Fall semester. [/quote] Emory sends its students to Oxford for 2 years. UVA send it's waitlist students to Wise campus for 1 year. Tons of similar (guaranteed) transfer programs. For these, if you go somewhere else, your transfer is not guaranteed. You have to reapply with other transfer students. Why are people obsessed with Northeastern LOL [/quote] These transfer programs seem 100 times more legit than Columbia GS or Harvard Extension.[/quote] Oxford is almost as hard to get into as Emory. [/quote]
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