Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Comparing ND to Emory is silly. Two very different schools with different cultures. I’d be very surprised if a kid applied to both.
+100
Although the college counselor encouraged DS, he would not even consider Emory. Got into ND and loves it. Also for the ones who do apply to both, 63% choose ND
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Northwestern and Hopkins are not top 10 schools. Dartmouth is better than Cornell and Columbia tops Cornell. ND is better than Vandy and Georgetown much better than Emory. Maybe some anti-Catholic bias. Don’t feel USC is top30. Who cares about NYU, BC, BU, NEU, Lehigh, and Rochester. Tufts is a historically good school.
dartmouth stem and engineering sucks. hopkins and NU better than most ivies
100% agree.
But, be forewarned that the workloads & expectations at JHU & Northwestern are not for the faint-of-heart. Some majors at NU are normal Top 10 to Top 20 demands, but most are quite demanding. A difference is that some students/majors are cutthroat at JHU--something that is not present at NU.
There are so many outstanding colleges & universities in the US that one should be able to match his/her comfort level whether it be intense or to coast.
Cornell is also a great school which has some ultra-competitive majors.
hopkins is extremely grade inflated (over 3.8 average college gpa) and hasnt been cutthroat for over a decade now. you might want to reorient yourself.
cornell with grade deflation is rougher than jhu
Anonymous wrote:Comparing ND to Emory is silly. Two very different schools with different cultures. I’d be very surprised if a kid applied to both.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Vandy is better than ND, and Emory is better than Georgetown and ND. No one cares about yeild. Emory's test median is a 1530, it could drop the median 50 points if it really wanted to raise its yeild. They dont want to and frankly they shouldn't. Emory has a lot more money than Georgetown and stronger students. And is better at relevant majors.Anonymous wrote:Northwestern and Hopkins are not top 10 schools. Dartmouth is better than Cornell and Columbia tops Cornell. ND is better than Vandy and Georgetown much better than Emory. Maybe some anti-Catholic bias. Don’t feel USC is top30. Who cares about NYU, BC, BU, NEU, Lehigh, and Rochester. Tufts is a historically good school.
And ND has more money than Emory and Georgetown combined, so there's that.
The Catholic cult is strong. Methodist one is strong too, however. ND doesn't have a medical school. Emory and GU do. Why can't ND get a higher ranking? It has more money than 5 Ivies?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Northwestern and Hopkins are not top 10 schools. Dartmouth is better than Cornell and Columbia tops Cornell. ND is better than Vandy and Georgetown much better than Emory. Maybe some anti-Catholic bias. Don’t feel USC is top30. Who cares about NYU, BC, BU, NEU, Lehigh, and Rochester. Tufts is a historically good school.
dartmouth stem and engineering sucks. hopkins and NU better than most ivies
100% agree.
But, be forewarned that the workloads & expectations at JHU & Northwestern are not for the faint-of-heart. Some majors at NU are normal Top 10 to Top 20 demands, but most are quite demanding. A difference is that some students/majors are cutthroat at JHU--something that is not present at NU.
There are so many outstanding colleges & universities in the US that one should be able to match his/her comfort level whether it be intense or to coast.
Cornell is also a great school which has some ultra-competitive majors.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Emory is the Tufts of Atlanta. No one goes there unless they received multiple rejections.
I thought the running theme on these two were that they game ED... which is it? Nobody wants to go there unless they're rejected at all the Ivies or everyone over-commits via ED?
1. Your kids are at a T-20 and applied Tufts/Emory as safeties.
2. You were rejected by Emory or Tufts.
3. The last time you were around college admissions was 1990.
4. You went to Emory or Tufts as a fallback in 1990.
Where is the hate coming from?just guessing.
Anonymous wrote:There are a lot more kids than those who get into top25 schools that apply to 2nd level schools NYU, BU, BC, NEU, etc. But the $95k a year question why. U Florida is ranked better than any of those privates and has better sports and much better weather. Add in UGA even Ohio State. Those schools attract the slightly above average kids and those privates don’t have the alumni coonections of the top schools- Ivies, Stanford, or Duke.
Anonymous wrote:Northwestern and Hopkins are not top 10 schools. Dartmouth is better than Cornell and Columbia tops Cornell. ND is better than Vandy and Georgetown much better than Emory. Maybe some anti-Catholic bias. Don’t feel USC is top30. Who cares about NYU, BC, BU, NEU, Lehigh, and Rochester. Tufts is a historically good school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Emory is the Tufts of Atlanta. No one goes there unless they received multiple rejections.
I thought the running theme on these two were that they game ED... which is it? Nobody wants to go there unless they're rejected at all the Ivies or everyone over-commits via ED?
1. Your kids are at a T-20 and applied Tufts/Emory as safeties.
2. You were rejected by Emory or Tufts.
3. The last time you were around college admissions was 1990.
4. You went to Emory or Tufts as a fallback in 1990.
Where is the hate coming from?just guessing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Emory is the Tufts of Atlanta. No one goes there unless they received multiple rejections.
I thought the running theme on these two were that they game ED... which is it? Nobody wants to go there unless they're rejected at all the Ivies or everyone over-commits via ED?
Anonymous wrote:Emory is the Tufts of Atlanta. No one goes there unless they received multiple rejections.