Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Completely different cultures. Visit them all and see where your child is most comfortable. And which price tag is most comfortable.
I like Dartmouth's culture much more than the other two schools, and that would outweigh that it is likely weaker in the major. But for many people they would feel the exact opposite. Different strokes for different folks.
+1 I would choose Dartmouth for overall experience.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I asked a related question the other day on the choice between Berkeley and top privates (JHU and Vandy).
The consensus is that Berkely may be the best choice because of the major.
If the cost is the same and the West Coast location is not a problem, I'm curious if Berkeley could be a better choice than schools like Cornell and Dartmouth.
Your other post said you were ACCEPTED to Berkeley, Hopkins and Vanderbilt. Now throwing in Cornell and Dartmouth? Strange
Anonymous wrote:I asked a related question the other day on the choice between Berkeley and top privates (JHU and Vandy).
The consensus is that Berkely may be the best choice because of the major.
If the cost is the same and the West Coast location is not a problem, I'm curious if Berkeley could be a better choice than schools like Cornell and Dartmouth.
Anonymous wrote:DS went to Cornell, works for Amazon, and has commented they do a lot of hiring from Berkley (and UW). Could be that Cornell kids prefer the East Coast or could be they like Berkley grads..
Anonymous wrote:Completely different cultures. Visit them all and see where your child is most comfortable. And which price tag is most comfortable.
I like Dartmouth's culture much more than the other two schools, and that would outweigh that it is likely weaker in the major. But for many people they would feel the exact opposite. Different strokes for different folks.