Anonymous
Post 04/10/2022 20:28     Subject: in-state Virginia options, not huge school?
Anonymous wrote:Check the major and minors offered for each school, they might not all have the major and minor he wants.


Thanks for the suggestion. He did compare coursework for his major as well as minors.
Anonymous
Post 04/09/2022 13:07     Subject: Re:in-state Virginia options, not huge school?
Anonymous wrote:DS just committed to CNU and will also be majoring in cybersecurity. He liked the smaller classes, smaller school, seems to be a pretty supportive environment. He knows kids that go there and has visited them multiple times so he’s comfortable with the campus. He was going between GMU, UMW and CNU.


Good to know my son will have a cyber security buddy!
Anonymous
Post 04/09/2022 13:05     Subject: Re:in-state Virginia options, not huge school?
Anonymous wrote:OP if you don’t mind- what we’re stats if your child? Mine is hoping for those schools but stats aren’t anywhere near 4.0.


He has a weighted 3.3 at end of Junior year with a 1320 SAT. Good luck to your student!
Anonymous
Post 04/09/2022 11:04     Subject: in-state Virginia options, not huge school?
I have a kid at CNU and agree it's a great, supportive environment.
Anonymous
Post 04/09/2022 10:36     Subject: Re:in-state Virginia options, not huge school?
Anonymous wrote:DS just committed to CNU and will also be majoring in cybersecurity. He liked the smaller classes, smaller school, seems to be a pretty supportive environment. He knows kids that go there and has visited them multiple times so he’s comfortable with the campus. He was going between GMU, UMW and CNU.


Congratulations to your DS, great choice. I know a family whose DC was admitted to W&M and decided on CNU bc of the more supportive environment. Sheso happy there! Good luck to your DS!
Anonymous
Post 04/08/2022 21:44     Subject: Re:in-state Virginia options, not huge school?
DS just committed to CNU and will also be majoring in cybersecurity. He liked the smaller classes, smaller school, seems to be a pretty supportive environment. He knows kids that go there and has visited them multiple times so he’s comfortable with the campus. He was going between GMU, UMW and CNU.