Anonymous wrote:Brown
Duke
Penn
undecided--probably social science--major, no financial aid
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:IU Kelley:
Great undergrad b school reputation and ranking.
Large school (10k in b school), 40k students overall
Great big 10 sports, traditional rah rah school
Bloomington is beautiful and great is you want to be in a different geographical area than DC or want to settle in the midwest/Chicago.
Outside the b school, it is not as highly ranked.
WM:
Much higher ranked overall. Probably better known as a good school, especially in the dc area.
Smaller school (7kish overall)
Not direct admit to b school, might need to major in Econ or something similar if not accepted
Closer to dc/more likely to meet others from dc area
Cost instate is lower (out of state about the same)
Not as rah rah or sporty.
WM: grade deflation? That might have an impact on the grad school admission.
Anonymous wrote:IU Kelley:
Great undergrad b school reputation and ranking.
Large school (10k in b school), 40k students overall
Great big 10 sports, traditional rah rah school
Bloomington is beautiful and great is you want to be in a different geographical area than DC or want to settle in the midwest/Chicago.
Outside the b school, it is not as highly ranked.
WM:
Much higher ranked overall. Probably better known as a good school, especially in the dc area.
Smaller school (7kish overall)
Not direct admit to b school, might need to major in Econ or something similar if not accepted
Closer to dc/more likely to meet others from dc area
Cost instate is lower (out of state about the same)
Not as rah rah or sporty.
Anonymous wrote:IU Kelley:
Great undergrad b school reputation and ranking.
Large school (10k in b school), 40k students overall
Great big 10 sports, traditional rah rah school
Bloomington is beautiful and great is you want to be in a different geographical area than DC or want to settle in the midwest/Chicago.
Outside the b school, it is not as highly ranked.
WM:
Much higher ranked overall. Probably better known as a good school, especially in the dc area.
Smaller school (7kish overall)
Not direct admit to b school, might need to major in Econ or something similar if not accepted
Closer to dc/more likely to meet others from dc area
Cost instate is lower (out of state about the same)
Not as rah rah or sporty.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NYU-Stern
UMich-Ross
Canadian schools -UofT, Western, Queens
Kid is dual and Canadian schools are so much cheaper for us.
Are you full-pay at NYU & Michigan ?
How much is the cost difference among the 5 universities ?
Any specific desired career ?
Fluent in both English and Canadian ?
? Canadians speak.... English
IU Kelley is one of the best?? Not sure where they would transfer to. Definitely go with IUAnonymous wrote:W&M
IU- Kelly School of Business
Business - Major
Finance not an issue. Would try to transfer out to a better undegrad business program after first year but if likes the school, might just stay. Who knows!
Thanks in advance.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DC has following options. Major CS
UVA - first year Wise and then transfer to main campus (in-state)
U Mich - Major CS not confirmed yet, If not Data Science
UMD - CS ($5k/y merit scholarship)
GMU -
(MIT, CMU waitlisted)
Michigan or UMD
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Georgetown (SFS)
UC Berkeley
NYU
Duke
For a STEM major, Berkeley. Otherwise Duke.
Anonymous wrote:W&M
IU- Kelly School of Business
Business - Major
Finance not an issue. Would try to transfer out to a better undegrad business program after first year but if likes the school, might just stay. Who knows!
Thanks in advance.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Brown
Duke
Penn
undecided--probably social science--major, no financial aid
Duke
Penn is Wharton and a little bit of engineering. No one thinks about the social science majors. And applications to Brown declined this year. Fair or not, it has a rep for rich kids floating through their self-guided curriculums while languishing in a mediocre city. Duke is more lively and varied and is generally good at everything. Plus more school spirit and better weather.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Accepted:
Georgetown
Pomona
Boston College
UVA
William & Mary (Monroe scholar)
GW
Waitlist:
Princeton
Brown
Male. Govt/history/politics/IR-related. In-state VA. Doesn't qualify for any aid. Willing to pay if a distinct advantage over other options.
UVA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cornell
Williams
Rice
UCLA
Cal
Math/Applied math
No financial considerations
My kid a few years ago had a similar list of choices for a math major. After visiting chose the SLAC (although really liked Rice but didn't want to live in Texas) and double majored in math and a social science. Got into a top 5 grad school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NYU-Stern
UMich-Ross
Canadian schools -UofT, Western, Queens
Kid is dual and Canadian schools are so much cheaper for us.
Are you full-pay at NYU & Michigan ?
How much is the cost difference among the 5 universities ?
Any specific desired career ?
Fluent in both English and Canadian ?