Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why not?
Because it’s a college, not a house or a marriage. You don’t pay twice as much for access to “cultural amenities” or high tech. Cut me a break.
Anonymous wrote:You’re in pure fantasy land at this point, but no. Only a fool would choose any of those places over UVA.
Anonymous wrote:Having this debate in the household now. Basically, a border line top academic ranked in US News around 20-25 over 25 in US News. Worth double the money? The problem is DS will likely have to ED at one of those and will be committed (full pay) before we find out about UVA. Not sure worth double tuition though.
Anonymous wrote:Wash U and Emory- Definitely, if DC likes the school
Tufts - Eh.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All very similar prestige-wise.
You need to figure out how much personalized attention is worth to you - smaller schools are better at this obviously.
Also, location matters to some - access to culture, research, co-op/internships.
Boston, Atlanta, St. Louis, and Charlottesville are very different.
If your DS is interested in biotech for example, I’d go to Boston.
Oh, please. None of this matters.
Anonymous wrote: It’s after May 1, so you don’t have a senior. Don’t you think you’re counting your chickens before they’re hatched with this?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why not?
Because it’s a college, not a house or a marriage. You don’t pay twice as much for access to “cultural amenities” or high tech. Cut me a break.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The problem is Charlottesville attracts white supremacists. That is a negative for UVA.
Sorry your child didn't get in.
Not old enough to apply to any college yet.![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The problem is Charlottesville attracts white supremacists. That is a negative for UVA.
Sorry your child didn't get in.