Any insight if one is better for a potential human rights law major? Is one school easier to get into? The admit rates look similar but not sure if the athletic recruits count in Georgetown college?
I don’t know stats or anything, but from word of mouth SFS is harder to get into. Also, although their admit rates might be similar SFS has a significant amount of students LESS than the college, so that has to do with it as well.
As for human rights I’m thinking SFS might be better, unless you want to concentrate wholly in the U.S.
I think the culture and politics major would provide a good lens for global issues that would help u when working with human rights that a U.S.-centric education wouldn’t give you