Anonymous
04/10/2023 18:10
Subject: Northeastern (first year Oakland), Brandeis or GW?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All of these Northeastern posts appear fake since the OP never responds properly and there is random boosting. Just ignore.
Why does OP have to troll the schools he wasn’t admitted to? Grow up, already.
Op- this is not fake. Why are you trolling my post? I want advice! They admitted 2k kids to Oakland- mine is one of them!
Anonymous
04/10/2023 18:09
Subject: Northeastern (first year Oakland), Brandeis or GW?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I vote Brandeis. Gets a great education in a setting he would be comfortable with and he’s near Boston. I would pass on Northeastern - hard pass on Oakland for a year. They seem a bit of a mess right now and they didn’t want your kid enough to give them Boston. Cut them loose. GW is fine, but I’m guessing kid wants to spread his wings based on the NEU and Brandeis applications. Best of luck!
That is actually exactly NOT how it works.
If OP actually had an Oakland offer, OP would not be asking here. There are closed groups that verify new members and reveal current members, so OP must be having a hard time. If you actually have an account/offer, you would ask questions in the closed groups, OP - not DCUM.
I’m the OP and I would not post this with my child’s name on a different forum! Are you talking about parent Facebook groups? I don’t do that.
Anonymous
04/10/2023 17:59
Subject: Northeastern (first year Oakland), Brandeis or GW?
Anonymous wrote:Brandeis. Speaking as a college professor, their holistic approach to students is far better than Northeastern or GW.
I would certainly trust more of the actions of the students(retention & graduation rates) over a vague words(holistic approach?) from a professor.
Anonymous
04/10/2023 17:50
Subject: Northeastern (first year Oakland), Brandeis or GW?
Anonymous wrote:All of these Northeastern posts appear fake since the OP never responds properly and there is random boosting. Just ignore.
Why does OP have to troll the schools he wasn’t admitted to? Grow up, already.
Anonymous
04/10/2023 16:41
Subject: Northeastern (first year Oakland), Brandeis or GW?
All of these Northeastern posts appear fake since the OP never responds properly and there is random boosting. Just ignore.
Anonymous
04/10/2023 16:37
Subject: Northeastern (first year Oakland), Brandeis or GW?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I vote Brandeis. Gets a great education in a setting he would be comfortable with and he’s near Boston. I would pass on Northeastern - hard pass on Oakland for a year. They seem a bit of a mess right now and they didn’t want your kid enough to give them Boston. Cut them loose. GW is fine, but I’m guessing kid wants to spread his wings based on the NEU and Brandeis applications. Best of luck!
That is actually exactly NOT how it works.
If OP actually had an Oakland offer, OP would not be asking here. There are closed groups that verify new members and reveal current members, so OP must be having a hard time. If you actually have an account/offer, you would ask questions in the closed groups, OP - not DCUM.
What closed groups are you talking about?
If you know, you know.
Anonymous
04/10/2023 16:33
Subject: Northeastern (first year Oakland), Brandeis or GW?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I vote Brandeis. Gets a great education in a setting he would be comfortable with and he’s near Boston. I would pass on Northeastern - hard pass on Oakland for a year. They seem a bit of a mess right now and they didn’t want your kid enough to give them Boston. Cut them loose. GW is fine, but I’m guessing kid wants to spread his wings based on the NEU and Brandeis applications. Best of luck!
That is actually exactly NOT how it works.
If OP actually had an Oakland offer, OP would not be asking here. There are closed groups that verify new members and reveal current members, so OP must be having a hard time. If you actually have an account/offer, you would ask questions in the closed groups, OP - not DCUM.
What closed groups are you talking about?
Anonymous
04/10/2023 16:16
Subject: Northeastern (first year Oakland), Brandeis or GW?
Anonymous wrote:I vote Brandeis. Gets a great education in a setting he would be comfortable with and he’s near Boston. I would pass on Northeastern - hard pass on Oakland for a year. They seem a bit of a mess right now and they didn’t want your kid enough to give them Boston. Cut them loose. GW is fine, but I’m guessing kid wants to spread his wings based on the NEU and Brandeis applications. Best of luck!
That is actually exactly NOT how it works.
If OP actually had an Oakland offer, OP would not be asking here. There are closed groups that verify new members and reveal current members, so OP must be having a hard time. If you actually have an account/offer, you would ask questions in the closed groups, OP - not DCUM.
Anonymous
04/10/2023 15:32
Subject: Northeastern (first year Oakland), Brandeis or GW?
I vote Brandeis. Gets a great education in a setting he would be comfortable with and he’s near Boston. I would pass on Northeastern - hard pass on Oakland for a year. They seem a bit of a mess right now and they didn’t want your kid enough to give them Boston. Cut them loose. GW is fine, but I’m guessing kid wants to spread his wings based on the NEU and Brandeis applications. Best of luck!
Anonymous
04/10/2023 15:20
Subject: Northeastern (first year Oakland), Brandeis or GW?
Brandeis. Speaking as a college professor, their holistic approach to students is far better than Northeastern or GW.
Anonymous
04/10/2023 15:10
Subject: Northeastern (first year Oakland), Brandeis or GW?
Big question: Is your kid looking to get out of the DMV or would they be OK going to school in DC?
Anonymous
04/10/2023 14:11
Subject: Northeastern (first year Oakland), Brandeis or GW?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For overall college experience and quality of student, definitely Brandeis. For computer science, I think Northeastern is the best choice.
Northeastern is definitely better than Brandeis for overall college experience and quality of student.
Question is that is it still better with one year at Oakland first.
Why is the overall experience generally better at Northeastern? I understand that the comp sci or the quality of student may be better.
This is more of a subjective area.
However objectively speaking based on Retention Rate and Graduation Rate, I must conclude Northeastern is better because better the overall experience, more the students choose to stay and graduate.
+1
Anonymous
04/10/2023 13:49
Subject: Northeastern (first year Oakland), Brandeis or GW?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For overall college experience and quality of student, definitely Brandeis. For computer science, I think Northeastern is the best choice.
Northeastern is definitely better than Brandeis for overall college experience and quality of student.
Question is that is it still better with one year at Oakland first.
Why is the overall experience generally better at Northeastern? I understand that the comp sci or the quality of student may be better.
This is more of a subjective area.
However objectively speaking based on Retention Rate and Graduation Rate, I must conclude Northeastern is better because better the overall experience, more the students choose to stay and graduate.
Anonymous
04/10/2023 13:24
Subject: Re:Northeastern (first year Oakland), Brandeis or GW?
I’d probably choose gw bc Oakland for a year doesn’t appeal but if your teen doesn’t mind then Northeastern.
Anonymous
04/10/2023 13:23
Subject: Northeastern (first year Oakland), Brandeis or GW?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For overall college experience and quality of student, definitely Brandeis. For computer science, I think Northeastern is the best choice.
Northeastern is definitely better than Brandeis for overall college experience and quality of student.
Question is that is it still better with one year at Oakland first.
Why is the overall experience generally better at Northeastern? I understand that the comp sci or the quality of student may be better.