<p>Hi. I am an international student accepted at both.
All HMC threads talk about academics, and people studying; while Colgate threads tell about parties, social life, sports, etc.
Am I getting the right picture, here?
Comments welcome. Thanks</p>
<p>In reference to Harvey Mudd, pretty much, Princeton Review always has them in the Top 20 for "Their Students Never Stop Studying," however the teachers I hear are one of the most involved and inspiring colleges have to offer.</p>
<p>yea id say youre getting a pretty good picture...no doubt Colgate is strong academically but not so much compared to HM in terms of the sciences/mathematics</p>
<p>As I said in another thread with this question, pick HMC for core math/sci. with pathetic humanities/finanical aid. If that sounds good, you should be booking a plane ticket to southern California. Otherwise, go to Colgate.</p>
<p>My financial aid is very similar in both. So it is not a factor, and about the humanities, I have heard you can take courses in the other claremont colleges. what I am not sure is if I can take courses in them if I have Financial aid at HMC.</p>
<p>Thank you for posting, yea you should find this post in other categories, I posted it in very many.</p>
<p>Mafp, you can take classes off-campus and I'm pretty sure they don't cost you anything. There are some exceptions: private music lessons and similar things.</p>