<p>1) Bentley College
2) U of Richmond
3) Franklin and Marshall College
4) Fordham U
5) Northeastern U
6) Villanova U</p>
<p>Notice all of these colleges have great business programs and are located at or close to northeast.
p.s I have not been able to visit any of the schools above.</p>
<p>Your opinion is appreciated.</p>
<p>Hmmm. I have a buddy at Villanova's business school and he loves it. I don't know anything about U Richmon/Franklin/Fordham, but from the others, probably Nova>Northeastern=Bentley. Villanova's campus is really REALLY nice but is completely different from Northeastern. It depends what environment you like. When I applied to schools, Northeastern was the only city school I applied to. I ended up going here and really love the city.</p>
<p>Yeah, Villanova> NU. Northeastern is probably the same level as F&M and Fordham, but that's just based on people I know going there so I could be wrong.</p>
<p>RedSox2007, are you a business major at NEU?</p>
<p>No, Engineering.</p>
<p>I heard NEU's campus is quite small and compact.</p>
<p>Personally I think Villanova > Fordham > NEU</p>
<p>none of you touched on Bentley...</p>
<p>I'd say Bentley is just under NEU.</p>
<p>And of course Northeastern's campus is compact; it's in the middle of Boston.</p>
<p>alright, I will then go for NEU...
Thank you all!</p>
<p>Look, employers don't look at rankings, selectivity or any of that. They look to see if you got into a decent school, had good grades, and had good work experience. If you go to northeastern, you go to a decent school, and a GREAT work experience. Going to an ivy isn't everything, as countless employers will tell you. If money isn't a factor, I'd got to Nova, but if it is and you got good $ from NEU, I'd go there.</p>