Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Target might be Rochester, Tulane, BC

And know that Rochester really values interest. If your DC might be interested at all they NEED to do an interview, so visit this summer if you can or do several online virtual tours and sign up immediately to do an interview right after the tours.

Can someone tell us what Rochester is like. My son is looking for some safer options. He’s undecided on major, likes STEM stuff but likely to major in social sciences. High stats.

Sorry. Did not read far enough to realize there is a whole discussion of Rochester. Sorry!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Target might be Rochester, Tulane, BC

And know that Rochester really values interest. If your DC might be interested at all they NEED to do an interview, so visit this summer if you can or do several online virtual tours and sign up immediately to do an interview right after the tours.

Can someone tell us what Rochester is like. My son is looking for some safer options. He’s undecided on major, likes STEM stuff but likely to major in social sciences. High stats.

Anonymous wrote:The pictures of U Rochester on Google maps seem quite old and depressing.

14:44 here. The campus itself is quite attractive and borders a river. However, another whole side faces a huge cemetery and there really is nothing like cafes, coffee shops or a drug store within a decent walking distance for students. College Town (commercial/residential development) tries to meet that need but it is too far to walk, especially in the winter, and the times we visited we saw only a few students there.

Anonymous wrote:The pictures of U Rochester on Google maps seem quite old and depressing.

Odd comment. Do you have a point?