<p>Well, so much for Brown PLME. Now that I know I'm not Ivy League material, I have to decide between the only two schools that I got accepted to. (In case you're wondering, I am applied to 14. Sad, I know.)</p>
<p>Luckily, I got into UCONN with a major in Molecular and Cell Biology (but I didn't even get into the Honors Program, even though people who aren't as...hard working got in). I got a good offer in terms of financial aid, but that isn't my deciding factor. I got accepted to BU, for Human Physiology at Sargent college. I don't know much about either school, but now I need to know. I am planning on pre-med (that's been my plan since Preschool). So which school would be better for me to go to for pre-med? (Another note, I am a CT resident).</p>
<p>The only reason to choose Boston University is if both cost the same. Boston is very urban with no campus whereas Storrs is extremely rural. UConn has a bigger campus. For pre-med you don’t want to get any loans during undergrad. Do both cost exactly the same ? You need to go with Storrs.</p>
<p>I think BU is a better choice but only if you can afford it! As for the “no campus” observation, a BU student would say “the city is my campus!”. Those who choose BU love being in the heart of the city.</p>
<p>Wow! I really appreciate all of the input people have put in! Thank you very much!!! I have found out from the last few colleges I applied to, and have decided that as of right now, I will be attending UCONN. I got waitlisted at a few schools, and I’ve decided to stay on the waitlists, not that I expect to get accepted from there. I realize that money wise, UCONN would be the better option, and I like the idea of staying in-state. Again, thank you for everyone who replied!</p>