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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No football No engineering Suburban location/no convenient public transit Red state Not for kids looking for the whole package (flagships) or true urban schools (BU, NYU)[/quote] My son applied to BU and NYU, would never have applied to Emory[/quote] Wouldn't have gotten in either. Your kids go to W&M acting like Emory is somehow beneath you. [/quote] My son wanted an urban school, as referenced in the comment to which I responded. A lot of kids prioritize this, just look at the number of applications. If Emory was located, say in the Mission District in SF, he probably would have applied.[/quote] My kid does not go to Emory, be we loved the vibe of that area. We really liked Atlanta and especially all the new Corporate Tech influence. The Beltline is really nice with all the shops and things to do. [/quote] I honestly wanted to love Emory but was disappointed that while the campus itself is pretty, there is no "downtown" or college town there. You are basically driving/ubering everywhere. Frankly, most of Atlanta is driving everywhere, which I didn't love. Even up and down Peachtree, there were no pedestrians. The exception is midtown, which is the area around Ga Tech. That was a better area. JMO.[/quote]
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