<p>yes, saving money is a good idea. but it is four years of your life and i think that gwu offers a much better quality of life. honestly everyone i know that goes to su doesn’t like it and i have yet to hear one complaint about gw. money is important, but not more than the experiences and quality of life at gwu and washington dc.</p>
<p>Good luck sethhg!</p>
<p>Thank you!!!</p>
<p>My sister is graduating in May from Elliott School. She loved every second of it. She is entertaining 3 offers after graduation, since she wants to remain in DC.
GW has a great reputation around DC. But she also says GW is an extremely writing intensive school, so if you like or don’t mind to write, then I guess I would say go for it.Otherwise, consider other great options, since Syracuse is great too. Good luck</p>
<p>You are right on all counts, Colormaker. Great internships and connections, great job offers, lots of writing. But you will get so much better at writing! If it’s not a strong point for you now, it will become one. The writing instruction is excellent.</p>
<p>Hey, y’all. We were at accepted Eagle Day at BC last weekend and there was a prominent Jewish presence at the Hillel table and a clear indication that Jews are definitely welcome at BC. There is a Jewish Studies interdisciplinary minor, Jewish faculty, etc. The Jesuits are more embracing of other faith traditions than you might imagine. ;)</p>
<p>I happen to be Jewish and was wait listed at BC haha so that goes to show that they don’t necessarily base decisions on religion!</p>