A confused Azn needs your help!

College Search & Selection
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<p>Hi there! I'm a rising senior and I'm recently researching on colleges (obviously)
The major that I'm considering is computer science, maybe accounting as a minor</p>

<p>so here's my list </p>

<p>ED: Cornell
Princeton
CMU
UMich
UIllinois
Georgia tech
Rutgers
SUNY Stony Brook </p>

<p>and now I'm thinking to add one more reach school, and here are the schools that I am thinking about:</p>

<p>Brown
Duke
NW
Rice </p>

<p>so which school do you think I should add? which one is the best in terms of computer science? which one is the easiest to get in? </p>

<p>thx a lot.</p>

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<p>Rice. Great in comp science, easier to get into than the other three, residential college system and its close to Houston.</p>

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<p>read ayn rand atlas shrugged</p>

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<p>I’d take NW off since if you’re applying for another reach, you might as well shoot higher, and Duke/Brown/Rice offer better college experiences, IMO. If I had to pick one for CS, I’d pick Brown.</p>

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<p>thx for replying. anyway, do you guys think that I can add more colleges to my list? because I was even thinking to add ut austin to my list.</p>

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<p>out of your three, rice is the easiest to get into. what kind of school do you want?</p>

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<p>lol doesn’t matter, as long as the education quality is wonderful. all those locations and lifestyles don’t really matter to me</p>

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<p>but again, how many more colleges do you guys think I can add to the list?
thx again for answering my question!</p>

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<p>bump…</p>

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<p>It’s NU and not NW noob. Not sure how you can be so certain that Brown, Rice, and Duke will all give you a “better college experience” than Northwestern. NU is in the Big Ten and is located just outside of a world class city. The other three just aren’t in as exciting areas, particularly Brown and Duke.</p>

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<p>Why don’t you just add without taking off Northwestern? It’s just one more app, and 8 isn’t that bad anyway.</p>

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<p>Rice is the “easiest” (I use that term loosely) to get into, in terms of a higher acceptance rate.</p>

<p>I think you could add more than one, your list isn’t too outrageous. And, you never know with college admissions these days.</p>