Anonymous wrote:1490
University of Michigan
Anonymous wrote:1490, Pomona College
Anonymous wrote:1490, Pomona College
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wish my DD was excited about some of the schools mentioned here. But she doesn’t want to apply to Columbia because she doesn’t like NYC and doesn’t want to apply to Chicago or Northwestern because she doesn’t like Chicago.
Northwestern is not in Chicago.
It’s in Evanston, which is a quiet, safe suburb on the lake, 20-30 minutes north of Chicago.
Kids at Northwesyern can uber or train in to Chicago for concerts, food, shopping, going out etc. if they want. But there’s plenty to do on campus and in the surrounding suburb if they’d prefer to skip the city.
Anonymous wrote:1470 did not get into ED school, which was a reach. Got into: Tufts, Fordham, Wake Forest, Holy Cross, Fairfield, Providence College did not get into: Georgetown, BC, BU, Emory, or Villanova.
People listing JMU and VCU and those types of schools, did your child have some sort of grade anomaly? Seems like high 1400’s is a pretty competitive score.
There are probably only 35-40 students out of 5,000 freshman with an SAT score 1480 or above at JMU. Probably even fewer at VCU which has about 4,000 freshman.
Anonymous wrote:People listing JMU and VCU and those types of schools, did your child have some sort of grade anomaly? Seems like high 1400’s is a pretty competitive score.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wish my DD was excited about some of the schools mentioned here. But she doesn’t want to apply to Columbia because she doesn’t like NYC and doesn’t want to apply to Chicago or Northwestern because she doesn’t like Chicago.
Northwestern is not in Chicago.
It’s in Evanston, which is a quiet, safe suburb on the lake, 20-30 minutes north of Chicago.
Kids at Northwesyern can uber or train in to Chicago for concerts, food, shopping, going out etc. if they want. But there’s plenty to do on campus and in the surrounding suburb if they’d prefer to skip the city.
Anonymous wrote:I wish my DD was excited about some of the schools mentioned here. But she doesn’t want to apply to Columbia because she doesn’t like NYC and doesn’t want to apply to Chicago or Northwestern because she doesn’t like Chicago.