Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What it is is a school that grossly lies and manipulates stats to create an aura of exclusivity.
+1 This is the problem with Northeastern. My rising senior DS is looking at the school and likes a lot about it (the Boston location, mostly). But I've searched far and wide, and there is essentially NO information published by the school about their admissions statistics for the off-Boston start options. For example, what is the ED acceptance rate if you list N.U.in as your #1 preferred start option? Northeastern actively CONCEALS that data. All of their admissions numbers are bogus because they only represent the Boston start students.
May I suggest Boston University? It is right down the street. What did your DS think of it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I always get confused between Northeastern and Northwestern. Why couldn't they have picked better names?
Why would you be confused? If anything the names makes it easier to place geographically. There are also Southwestern in Florida and Southeastern in Texas
Dang, I got confused too!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What it is is a school that grossly lies and manipulates stats to create an aura of exclusivity.
+1 This is the problem with Northeastern. My rising senior DS is looking at the school and likes a lot about it (the Boston location, mostly). But I've searched far and wide, and there is essentially NO information published by the school about their admissions statistics for the off-Boston start options. For example, what is the ED acceptance rate if you list N.U.in as your #1 preferred start option? Northeastern actively CONCEALS that data. All of their admissions numbers are bogus because they only represent the Boston start students.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I always get confused between Northeastern and Northwestern. Why couldn't they have picked better names?
Why would you be confused? If anything the names makes it easier to place geographically. There are also Southwestern in Florida and Southeastern in Texas
Dang, I got confused too!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I always get confused between Northeastern and Northwestern. Why couldn't they have picked better names?
Why would you be confused? If anything the names makes it easier to place geographically. There are also Southwestern in Florida and Southeastern in Texas
Anonymous wrote:I always get confused between Northeastern and Northwestern. Why couldn't they have picked better names?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What it is is a school that grossly lies and manipulates stats to create an aura of exclusivity.
You must be thinking of Columbia, Claremont McKenna and Emory!!!! Those schools lied and lied about their SAT scores.
A decade ago…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What it is is a school that grossly lies and manipulates stats to create an aura of exclusivity.
+1 This is the problem with Northeastern. My rising senior DS is looking at the school and likes a lot about it (the Boston location, mostly). But I've searched far and wide, and there is essentially NO information published by the school about their admissions statistics for the off-Boston start options. For example, what is the ED acceptance rate if you list N.U.in as your #1 preferred start option? Northeastern actively CONCEALS that data. All of their admissions numbers are bogus because they only represent the Boston start students.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What it is is a school that grossly lies and manipulates stats to create an aura of exclusivity.
You must be thinking of Columbia, Claremont McKenna and Emory!!!! Those schools lied and lied about their SAT scores.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What it is is a school that grossly lies and manipulates stats to create an aura of exclusivity.
+1 This is the problem with Northeastern. My rising senior DS is looking at the school and likes a lot about it (the Boston location, mostly). But I've searched far and wide, and there is essentially NO information published by the school about their admissions statistics for the off-Boston start options. For example, what is the ED acceptance rate if you list N.U.in as your #1 preferred start option? Northeastern actively CONCEALS that data. All of their admissions numbers are bogus because they only represent the Boston start students.
Anonymous wrote:What it is is a school that grossly lies and manipulates stats to create an aura of exclusivity.
Anonymous wrote:What it is is a school that grossly lies and manipulates stats to create an aura of exclusivity.