Anonymous
Post 02/27/2023 22:27     Subject: Re:schools like U of Richmond, but a higher acceptance rate
Loyola Maryland has similar architecture to Richmond.
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2023 19:37     Subject: Re:schools like U of Richmond, but a higher acceptance rate
+100 for Elon
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2023 17:20     Subject: schools like U of Richmond, but a higher acceptance rate
Providence College
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2023 17:16     Subject: Re:schools like U of Richmond, but a higher acceptance rate
Fairfield University
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2023 15:02     Subject: Re:schools like U of Richmond, but a higher acceptance rate
Anonymous wrote:Fairfield U, Sacred Heart, Quinnipiac


Clark, Assumption, Stonehill, Merrimack
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2023 14:26     Subject: schools like U of Richmond, but a higher acceptance rate
St Joseph’s univ in Philly has historically had a high acceptance rate, happy students, and good career outcomes.
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2023 14:24     Subject: schools like U of Richmond, but a higher acceptance rate
The main campus of Fordham is in a residential area of the Bronx. There is a Manhattan campus but it is secondary.

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Fordham University. Great Bio sciences program and acceitance rate to med school (if thats your intrest). Acceptance rate around 50%. Protected enclave in a city. Very similar to Richmond academically. I believe it should be ranked far higher but I think the location scares some people - although it should not as its got great security. I was really impressed by this school when my DD looked and was accepted. She probably not going as got into a school ranked much higher (and higher than Richmond) but it was her safety that she would have happily attended.


I used to live near Fordham. It is in the middle of Manhattan. I think NYC is a great place to attend college but it is nothing like U Richmond. Fordham is next to massive projects. If you want an urban school like NYU but can't get into it, then you should consider Fordham. But, U of Richmond? No.
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2023 14:07     Subject: schools like U of Richmond, but a higher acceptance rate
Anonymous wrote:Fordham University. Great Bio sciences program and acceitance rate to med school (if thats your intrest). Acceptance rate around 50%. Protected enclave in a city. Very similar to Richmond academically. I believe it should be ranked far higher but I think the location scares some people - although it should not as its got great security. I was really impressed by this school when my DD looked and was accepted. She probably not going as got into a school ranked much higher (and higher than Richmond) but it was her safety that she would have happily attended.


I used to live near Fordham. It is in the middle of Manhattan. I think NYC is a great place to attend college but it is nothing like U Richmond. Fordham is next to massive projects. If you want an urban school like NYU but can't get into it, then you should consider Fordham. But, U of Richmond? No.
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2023 14:00     Subject: Re:schools like U of Richmond, but a higher acceptance rate
How does the 25% international affect the US student acceptance rate? My dc applied there regular decision. I'm just trying to understand.


Anonymous wrote:University of Rochester is a hidden gem. Great for biology. Bigger (6400) than Richmond but not too big. The student body is 25% international students, which lowers that acceptance rate, making the real acceptance rate in the 40-50% range for US applicants. Great resources, superb faculty. Very good reputation. Has the feel of an LAC on the undergraduate level.
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2023 14:00     Subject: schools like U of Richmond, but a higher acceptance rate
Anonymous wrote:Randolph - Macon Ashland
I actually drove by the campus a couple weeks ago when I was in the area. It's pretty nice. I was intrigued by Randolph Macon because there aren't many schools of its size and type that actually have an engineering program that is self-contained. On the western edge of campus there is a really interesting road that is split by Amtrak rails. The south-bound single lane is especially close to the rails, which are slightly elevated. Just a block south of campus is the train station.