Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Opinion? Stay in FL
We live in DC.
The in-state thing is possible if you have a grandparent in FL (yes, really). So we'd get DCTag money as well.
It would make UF cost about as much as a European vacation.
Major is CS
Anonymous wrote:Just imagine how much better your kids life would be if you gave them that extra 240k for a downpayment instead of wasting it on a school that’s ranked almost the same.
We aren’t talking about UVA vs Princeton, these are two almost identical schools. Similar “preppy southern” vibes at both too
Anonymous wrote:Go to Florida. It’s an up and coming public that will overtake UVA soon.
Anonymous wrote:Go to Florida. It’s an up and coming public that will overtake UVA soon.
Anonymous wrote:70k vs 10k for a similarly ranked school?!? UF hands down.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UF alum here. UVA, no question. UF is a diploma mill. Every UF grad I have worked with in over 20 years lacked basic skills. I would never send my kids there.
What kind of basic skills?
Anonymous wrote:UF hands down. It has a solid reputation and you cannot beat FL in-state tuition. It’s also a fun place to spend 4 years. I’m a UF alum, and I’m sorry that PP didn’t like the school and I guess has had a bad experience with grads, but like any large school, you’ll probably find some variety in outcomes.
Anonymous wrote:UVA OOS (around $70k/year, all-in) vs UF (honors, FWIW) in-state.
UF would obviously be far less expensive - instate tuition <$10k.
UVA is well-respected, especially in the mid-atlantic. While UF is a pretty highly ranked public, I'm just not sure. Looking for opinions...
Anonymous wrote:UF alum here. UVA, no question. UF is a diploma mill. Every UF grad I have worked with in over 20 years lacked basic skills. I would never send my kids there.