<p>Well, the title says it all. Purdue is consistently ranked number one on some rankings, so...what do you think? Thanks.</p>
<p>I thought Cornell was top program around the world? I'm not sure but it might rank high in its division vs. ivy!</p>
<p>Yeah I wonder the same thing, but I only think that Cornell is an ivy and its prestige can get jobs easily after graduation. I don't really mind where I go but Cornell and Purdue and my top choices. I want to go to Switzerland for my masters :P</p>
<p>yeah, but considering the cost. it's a HUGE difference. so i'm wondering. =]</p>
<p>true true. so for you its like big costs are: cornell, nyu, bu. </p>
<p>purdue i think you will be able to get a scholarship since you probably have better academics than me.</p>
<p>I always hear Cornell as #1 in the world so that's strange. I would see what the costs are as well as where you feel the most comfortable. The Cornell program is amazing...</p>
<p>Yeha, I totally love the Cornell program a LOOOOTTT. And Indiana just sound...well...Indiana. hahah. And it's majority is conservative, from Indiana. LIke, I LOVE cornell, but if tuition is more than $25, 000 I'll need to take out loans, and I probably won't qualify for Fin. Aid. And I honestly think I have a small shot at maybe a scholarship at Purdue, and either way, the tuition is less than $25, 000 anyways. So....that's why. In debt...a lot with cornell (IF i even do get in) or Pudue, debt free?</p>
<p>tuition at cornell's Hotel School is appx 45k...</p>
<p>Definitely Cornell's Hotel School</p>
<p>I think Cornell's school has been around the longest. As a result it probably has the most extensive alum network in the industry. Something to consider since that will likely be a factor in recruiting and placement. That plus the fact that it's an Ivy is an added bonus.</p>
<p>Tuition at Cornell is not $45k.</p>
<p>lol ok 30k...but i meant if he cant afford a 25k tuition...he's not going to afford the total cost per year of 45k...</p>
<p>Ask this question when you have the actual financial figures...for now it's just a matter of fit. GL getting into both and I hope you get a lot from Cornell and come! :)</p>
<p>tuition is one thing. room and board is another.</p>
<p>if only the tuiton was cut down to low 40's would be nice.. i think we should get free suits @ the hotel as our dorm rooms but that would be no fun :P</p>