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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I live in the Midwest and have SEVERAL ND friends, and casually know a few Georgetown people through work.

I'd say both are awesome and extremely expensive and kinda similar.  Pick the one where he wants to live after college.  If he wants to settle on the East Coast, pick Georgetown.  [b]If he wants to settle in the Midwest, pick Notre Dame[/b].  Both have super strong networks, but best most advantageous in their own regions[/quote]

I don't think this is true.  I could be wrong, but while I think Georgetown grads do settle in DC area more than most, I think ND grads end up all over.  But there are stats on this you can look up.  The ND club in nyc is enormous [/quote]

Yeah, that made me laugh.  I'm an ND grad, and of my college friends who were at my wedding in the dark ages...  two is one in Illinois (Chicago suburbs), one in Indiana (Indianapolis),  one in pretty rural Wisconsin, two are in NY (one in CT suburbs and one in NJ suburbs - both were in NYC for a while, but now have kids and a white picket fence and all that), one is in Seattle, one in San Jose CA, one is in Boston, I'm in Maryland.

So three of us are in the midwest - two of the three grew up there, the Chicago person moved there after college, fell in love, and the rest is history.  But four are east coast and two are west coast.  My guess is most of the east coast schools have grads who stay on the east coast.
So if you want geographic diversity - both during school and afterwards, ND is definitely a fantastic option.[/quote]

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