That’s a question no one can answer; it depends on what you do while you’re in college, what your definition of “better” is, and a whole host of other variables that will take 4 years to figure out. Both universities have excellent career offices and job placement records.</p>
<p>Rochester is very strong in science and math - which specific science are you talking about?</p>
<p>Georgetown is better known for poli sci and IR (guess why?) but is also strong in sciences.</p>
<p>Your questions are way too broad, and it’s clear that you haven’t figured out what you want from a school. Until you know that, no one can help you.</p>
<p>bobmallet1 if you’re thinking about biology…
Georgetown is a better undergrad overall, but Rochester has a better med school, esp if you’re considering REMS</p>
<p>You really have to ask yourself what kind of school you want to attend. Georgetown and U of R are completely different in terms of total undergrad experience. I’d say for sciences they are pretty much comparable, none having a real clear advantage. In that case go with the school whose feel you like best. Also keep in mind that there is a chance you’ll end up hating being a bio major and want to change majors. Georgetown certainly has the better reputation at least in most other fields.</p>