Anonymous wrote:BC, BU, and Northeastern are not nearly as good as Tufts.
Anonymous wrote:Mediocre Boston schools at $95k for kids that can’t get into good schools.
Anonymous wrote:Harvard and MIT are desirable. BU and BC are not.
Anonymous wrote:Why don’t more people apply to Boston schools vs say UMD Ohio UGA Michigan Wisconsin. Such as BU BC Tufts NEU etc.
(From MCPS or nova)
Anonymous wrote:In 2026 us news ranks bc business 32nd. Bloomberg ranks it in high 40s. Hardly top 10. Nice try.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:New England doesn’t have the same appeal to many of today’s college students as it did 30-40 years ago. I love New England but the reality is that the “typical” UMC full-pay college student is just as likely to attend an SEC school now.
SEC schools are much easier to get into and built in entertainment with the football games. It’s a different vibe that’s for sure.
Anonymous wrote:Tufts is a decent school that’s lost a little luster. BC, BU, and Northeastern overpriced appeal to kids that can’t get into top 25 privates. Flagships offer better value especially SEC ones.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NEU is pretty popular, but I think the “you aren’t really able to start at the Boston campus” reality is likely bringing the likeability down.
Boston’s a tough town - you’ve got to want it, be pretty independent and able to figure it out on your own. With the exception of BC, which might be more of a cohesive campus, these campuses don’t offer a traditional experience. DH describes it as Darwinian (he went to BU), and after living there a few years personally, that’s pretty accurate. He did not enjoy his time at BU at all.
Then there’s the weather.
How is Boston a tough town? I have never gotten that vibe. Apart from the drivers.
It’s a dog-eat-dog world out here! Folks up in NH call us M*ssh*les. When I moved here, everyone and their mother tried to scam me. Folks are very entitled, rude and condescending. I need to move. 😂
You must be a moron if people were scamming you. People in Boston don't have time for that, or you. And nobody gives a F what New Hampshire residents think. Half of them work in MA and the other half are screaming about "don't Mass up New Hampshire" and voting against their best interests from their trailer park.
Anonymous wrote:
What do you mean by tough? And why independent?
I'm the PP. By tough, I mean the people and the environment. The people aren't necessarily friendly, I found it cliquey and hard to break into. I was taught to look at people in the eye, greet people, etc - people there just look past you.