<p>Rolling admissions is great because you can get accepted before the holidays and it takes some pressure off.</p>
<p>sounds convinient. Do the spots fill up fast? Like, are applicants really hurried to get accepted? Becasue I probably won’t apply till the end of october to U Pitt.</p>
<p>bump? (i don’t like doing this, but…)</p>
<p>UCSD has a great reputation in the neuro and biosciences. However, I can’t speak directly to their undergrad program. I think their campus would be the least urban. I think you’d definitely want a car in San Diego to take advantage of the city.</p>
<p>You should be fine applying in October, but it is a really easy application if I remember correctly. I think that you write an essay if you want to be considered for scholarships–definitely write the essay.</p>
<p>I know what I said earlier, and I stick to it. BU is not compared to the top level schools in Massachusetts in undergraduate education. And, I never said it was worse than Northeastern, but comparing BU to BC is like comparing Fordham to NYU. They are good schools, but there is a clear difference. Also, BC is the lower end of the top schools I was mentioning earlier. Nothing wrong with BU, I just have a personal bias. I apologize if I hurt anyone’s feelings. </p>
<p>I’m glad you would prefer Pitt. I applied in August, and found out the first week of October, but my friend didn’t get in (He applied around November). He had better grades and scores than me, but I guess they are more selective when there are fewer spots left.</p>