Anonymous
06/22/2025 02:34
Subject: Waitlist movement
Anonymous wrote:And Wash U famously and shamelessly manipulates its admission and yield rates to appear more selective than it actually is.
It’s funny Emory displays stats of admitted students in its class profile page instead of enrolled so as to inflate its perceived selectivity, something no other school does.
Anonymous
06/22/2025 01:30
Subject: Waitlist movement
And Wash U famously and shamelessly manipulates its admission and yield rates to appear more selective than it actually is.
Anonymous
06/22/2025 00:30
Subject: Waitlist movement
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:WashU and Emoey are very similar, however overall Emory is a more well rounded school. If you want to go medicine, business, humanities, or interdisciplinary than Emory is better. Also the location, puts it over the top compared to WashU.
emory doesnt even have engineering and is less selective for a reason
Emory- 1510/34
WashU- 1530/34
Not much difference there, Emory also has more students report test scores as well, and a lower acceptance rate. So, Emory is likely more selective.
Anonymous
06/22/2025 00:10
Subject: Waitlist movement
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Uh oh Emory boosters are loose again. Even if you like Emory more, “far better” is a hyperbole.
i feel like the emory vs washu waitlist decision post was a false flag
a more apt comparison would be emory vs george washington. two overpriced privates
And washu isn't overpriced?
Anonymous
06/22/2025 00:09
Subject: Waitlist movement
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DC just got off WashU waitlist yesterday. Tough decision - stay with committed Emory or go to WashU for pre-med. WashU is closer. Cost of attendance is the same.
Stay with Emory
Curious are there any reasons other than location preference to choose Emory over WashU?
Emory is better known. Is better academically at more things.
lol what a joke. emory sucks and is not more well known
Yes it is. By a lot too.
Anonymous
06/21/2025 23:49
Subject: Waitlist movement
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:WashU and Emoey are very similar, however overall Emory is a more well rounded school. If you want to go medicine, business, humanities, or interdisciplinary than Emory is better. Also the location, puts it over the top compared to WashU.
emory doesnt even have engineering and is less selective for a reason
Because one of the best engineering schools in the country is literally next door.
Anonymous
06/21/2025 23:48
Subject: Waitlist movement
Both are good. In very different towns.
Anonymous
06/21/2025 23:47
Subject: Waitlist movement
Anonymous wrote:Uh oh Emory boosters are loose again. Even if you like Emory more, “far better” is a hyperbole.
i feel like the emory vs washu waitlist decision post was a false flag
a more apt comparison would be emory vs george washington. two overpriced privates
Anonymous
06/21/2025 23:45
Subject: Waitlist movement
Anonymous wrote:WashU and Emoey are very similar, however overall Emory is a more well rounded school. If you want to go medicine, business, humanities, or interdisciplinary than Emory is better. Also the location, puts it over the top compared to WashU.
emory doesnt even have engineering and is less selective for a reason
Anonymous
06/21/2025 23:44
Subject: Waitlist movement
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DC just got off WashU waitlist yesterday. Tough decision - stay with committed Emory or go to WashU for pre-med. WashU is closer. Cost of attendance is the same.
Stay with Emory
Curious are there any reasons other than location preference to choose Emory over WashU?
Emory is better known. Is better academically at more things.
lol what a joke. emory sucks and is not more well known
Anonymous
06/21/2025 23:10
Subject: Waitlist movement
WashU and Emoey are very similar, however overall Emory is a more well rounded school. If you want to go medicine, business, humanities, or interdisciplinary than Emory is better. Also the location, puts it over the top compared to WashU.
Anonymous
06/21/2025 21:31
Subject: Waitlist movement
Uh oh Emory boosters are loose again. Even if you like Emory more, “far better” is a hyperbole.
Anonymous
06/21/2025 17:25
Subject: Waitlist movement
Emory is far better. Period.
Anonymous
06/21/2025 17:24
Subject: Waitlist movement
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DC just got off WashU waitlist yesterday. Tough decision - stay with committed Emory or go to WashU for pre-med. WashU is closer. Cost of attendance is the same.
no brauner Washu
No one outside of people in academia and those looking colleges for their kids has any idea if WashU is top20 or top40. Seriously. It is the least well known good school. There are professionals and hiring managers who haven't heard of it period. Harsh but true.
Emory is far more well known.
Washu much better for med school. There is really no comparison. Sorry.
That isn't the slightest bit true. Emory is a huge med school feeder and the CDC is literally on their campus. I have no affiliation to either university but I'm an academic physician and have recently served on a medical school admissions committee.
Anonymous
06/21/2025 10:32
Subject: Waitlist movement
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DC just got off WashU waitlist yesterday. Tough decision - stay with committed Emory or go to WashU for pre-med. WashU is closer. Cost of attendance is the same.
no brauner Washu
No one outside of people in academia and those looking colleges for their kids has any idea if WashU is top20 or top40. Seriously. It is the least well known good school. There are professionals and hiring managers who haven't heard of it period. Harsh but true.
Emory is far more well known.
Washu much better for med school. There is really no comparison. Sorry.
That isn't the slightest bit true. Emory is a huge med school feeder and the CDC is literally on their campus. I have no affiliation to either university but I'm an academic physician and have recently served on a medical school admissions committee.