Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In the Catholic community Notre Dame, BC and Georgetown are Harvard, Princeton and Yale.
BC is fun, safe, outside the city... quick ride on the T to Boston.
Most people I know that go there are rich Catholics.
Perhaps, but Georgetown is in a different league from Notre Dame and BC. Miles above.
You're joking right? Do you know where ND is ranked in comparison to Georgetown? Apparently not. And besides the ranking, I can name many reasons why ND is a better school than Georgetown.
You are incorrect; further, you protest too much. Georgetown is a more prestigious, selective, and better school than ND by every single metric.
Agree--Not to mention the huge chasm in name recognition, plus who in their right mind would choose Podunk Indiana over DC (and all the attendant clerkship opportunities, cultural activities, food, and proximity to similar opportunities)? Not even a gray area.
+1, I think people are trolling. GU compared to ND? Give me a break.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In the Catholic community Notre Dame, BC and Georgetown are Harvard, Princeton and Yale.
BC is fun, safe, outside the city... quick ride on the T to Boston.
Most people I know that go there are rich Catholics.
Perhaps, but Georgetown is in a different league from Notre Dame and BC. Miles above.
You're joking right? Do you know where ND is ranked in comparison to Georgetown? Apparently not. And besides the ranking, I can name many reasons why ND is a better school than Georgetown.
You are incorrect; further, you protest too much. Georgetown is a more prestigious, selective, and better school than ND by every single metric.
I’m not a fan of ND but the GU campus is a dump and ND offers a very unique , close college experience to their students.
Indiana does suck but the school is fabulous.
Agree--Not to mention the huge chasm in name recognition, plus who in their right mind would choose Podunk Indiana over DC (and all the attendant clerkship opportunities, cultural activities, food, and proximity to similar opportunities)? Not even a gray area.
+1, I think people are trolling. GU compared to ND? Give me a break.
Anonymous wrote:Its a competitive school (as above 27% acceptance) and its CATHOLIC
so its not waspy.
Jesus.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In the Catholic community Notre Dame, BC and Georgetown are Harvard, Princeton and Yale.
BC is fun, safe, outside the city... quick ride on the T to Boston.
Most people I know that go there are rich Catholics.
Perhaps, but Georgetown is in a different league from Notre Dame and BC. Miles above.
You're joking right? Do you know where ND is ranked in comparison to Georgetown? Apparently not. And besides the ranking, I can name many reasons why ND is a better school than Georgetown.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In the Catholic community Notre Dame, BC and Georgetown are Harvard, Princeton and Yale.
BC is fun, safe, outside the city... quick ride on the T to Boston.
Most people I know that go there are rich Catholics.
Perhaps, but Georgetown is in a different league from Notre Dame and BC. Miles above.
You're joking right? Do you know where ND is ranked in comparison to Georgetown? Apparently not. And besides the ranking, I can name many reasons why ND is a better school than Georgetown.
You are incorrect; further, you protest too much. Georgetown is a more prestigious, selective, and better school than ND by every single metric.
Agree--Not to mention the huge chasm in name recognition, plus who in their right mind would choose Podunk Indiana over DC (and all the attendant clerkship opportunities, cultural activities, food, and proximity to similar opportunities)? Not even a gray area.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We are in Boston. Went to visit last summer, my laid back jewish kid hated it. Campus is beautiful but catholic landmarks everywhere which was a turnoff for him. The local kids i know who go there are very much into sports and frats. I know people who go/went there love it but not for my son. He loved BU and Brandeis, even umass amherst more than bc
He doesn't sound very "laid back" to me. Why wouldn't a Catholic college have Catholic landmarks???
This. The Jews go to BU, not BC.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In the Catholic community Notre Dame, BC and Georgetown are Harvard, Princeton and Yale.
BC is fun, safe, outside the city... quick ride on the T to Boston.
Most people I know that go there are rich Catholics.
I know a family from DC who sent their son to BU to meet and marry a rich girl.
BU and BC are not the same school.
Why do you feel the need to bash a school just because it is a poor fit for your kid? My DS loved BC, but he hated BU. Every kid has their preferences and list of things they want in a school. Clearly BC is not the right fit for your kid. Frankly, we like the fact that there are so many Catholic markers around the school. For DS it gave him comfort. Sorry you can't find that in a school because there are no Jewish schools. Perhaps there is some jealousy on your part that there is no school designated for your particular faith?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In the Catholic community Notre Dame, BC and Georgetown are Harvard, Princeton and Yale.
BC is fun, safe, outside the city... quick ride on the T to Boston.
Most people I know that go there are rich Catholics.
Perhaps, but Georgetown is in a different league from Notre Dame and BC. Miles above.
You're joking right? Do you know where ND is ranked in comparison to Georgetown? Apparently not. And besides the ranking, I can name many reasons why ND is a better school than Georgetown.
You are incorrect; further, you protest too much. Georgetown is a more prestigious, selective, and better school than ND by every single metric.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In the Catholic community Notre Dame, BC and Georgetown are Harvard, Princeton and Yale.
BC is fun, safe, outside the city... quick ride on the T to Boston.
Most people I know that go there are rich Catholics.
Perhaps, but Georgetown is in a different league from Notre Dame and BC. Miles above.
You're joking right? Do you know where ND is ranked in comparison to Georgetown? Apparently not. And besides the ranking, I can name many reasons why ND is a better school than Georgetown.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In the Catholic community Notre Dame, BC and Georgetown are Harvard, Princeton and Yale.
BC is fun, safe, outside the city... quick ride on the T to Boston.
Most people I know that go there are rich Catholics.
I know a family from DC who sent their son to BU to meet and marry a rich girl.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In the Catholic community Notre Dame, BC and Georgetown are Harvard, Princeton and Yale.
BC is fun, safe, outside the city... quick ride on the T to Boston.
Most people I know that go there are rich Catholics.
Perhaps, but Georgetown is in a different league from Notre Dame and BC. Miles above.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In the Catholic community Notre Dame, BC and Georgetown are Harvard, Princeton and Yale.
BC is fun, safe, outside the city... quick ride on the T to Boston.
Most people I know that go there are rich Catholics.
Perhaps, but Georgetown is in a different league from Notre Dame and BC. Miles above.
Anonymous wrote:In the Catholic community Notre Dame, BC and Georgetown are Harvard, Princeton and Yale.
BC is fun, safe, outside the city... quick ride on the T to Boston.
Most people I know that go there are rich Catholics.