Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Acceptances:

Hampton
Tuskegee
North Carolina A and T
Morehouse
Florida A & M University
Bowie State
Morgan State

Plans to major in computer science

Anyone on this list:

Bowie State and anywhere else on this list:

https://www.nsa.gov/Academics/Centers-of-Academic-Excellence/

Thank you this is helpful. We will cross-referencing with ABET accreditation!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Syracuse - Newhouse/Maxwell School of Public Policy with scholarship of 50% off tuition
Or
Northeastern NUin (first semester abroad)

Syracuse. Happy kids and Newhouse is very well-regarded. Congrats on that major scholarship!

Plus 100

Anonymous wrote:Syracuse - Newhouse/Maxwell School of Public Policy with scholarship of 50% off tuition
Or
Northeastern NUin (first semester abroad)

Proud Syracuse alum here! My vote is Syracuse. Had an AMAZING 4 years (socially/academically/loved the campus, school spirit...) Newhouse/Maxwell is very highly regarded!!

UMD
W&M
Georgetown
Villanova

Prefers smaller school, but majoring in Business

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Syracuse - Newhouse/Maxwell School of Public Policy with scholarship of 50% off tuition
Or
Northeastern NUin (first semester abroad)

Syracuse. Happy kids and Newhouse is very well-regarded. Congrats on that major scholarship!

Yes, Syracuse! That's a good deal!

Anonymous wrote:Dickinson or Denison? Denison would cost about 8k more per year. Denison is nice and is more selective, but is it worth it over Dickinson?

Did your DC have a preference? If not, it just depends on how meaningful $8K is. I know very happy kids at Dickinson -- well-rounded!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Acceptances:

Hampton
Tuskegee
North Carolina A and T
Morehouse
Florida A & M University
Bowie State
Morgan State

Plans to major in computer science

Morehouse

I'd vote Morehouse, but if CS is the major, maybe it's NCA&T

Dickinson or Denison? Denison would cost about 8k more per year. Denison is nice and is more selective, but is it worth it over Dickinson?

Michigan or ucla. Claremont if he wants a smaller school.

Boy interested in business/economics/environment; grew up overseas (very social & very adaptable); acceptances all full-pay:

- Michigan (Letters & Arts College - would have to take shot at Ross end freshman year)
- UCLA (Environmental Studies)
- Northeastern (Kim/Finance)
- Claremont McKenna
- U. Toronto (St. George)

Anonymous wrote:Syracuse - Newhouse/Maxwell School of Public Policy with scholarship of 50% off tuition
Or
Northeastern NUin (first semester abroad)

Syracuse. Happy kids and Newhouse is very well-regarded. Congrats on that major scholarship!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Princeton or Cornell or Cambridge (UK)

Full pay at all

Cambridge.

Tutor system is incredible. 3 years instead of four. Top for prestige and Harry Potter wow factor. Two words: the backs.

Completely different system, though.

Anonymous wrote:Denison or Kenyon? Merit aid of ~20K at both.

Kenyon is more rural. We personally liked Denison more for a few reasons but location was a big one.

Anonymous wrote:Syracuse - Newhouse/Maxwell School of Public Policy with scholarship of 50% off tuition
Or
Northeastern NUin (first semester abroad)

Syracuse - take the money

Syracuse - Newhouse/Maxwell School of Public Policy with scholarship of 50% off tuition
Or
Northeastern NUin (first semester abroad)