<p>all right, so it’s going to be between Dartmouth and UPenn… i really can’t decide between the two schools!! >.< can you help me out here? i’m interested in bio, econ, or IR.</p>
<p>i posted a thread on Dartmouth forum, too:</p>
<p><a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/showthread.php?t=183648[/url]”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/showthread.php?t=183648</a></p>
<p>DEFINITELY CHOOSE PENN!!...penn is located in the heart of philadelphia, but it also is a regular college campus. I love it here because you have the best of both worlds. Also, since your interests seem to be rather spaced out, PENN has a ton of options in terms of courses. One of the things that made me choose PENN was the fact that it has a MED school, LAW school, COMMUNICATIONS school, BUSINESS school, DENTAL school, etc. There are so many options and if you are not sure exactly what you want to get into, PENN is the place for you. If you decide to change your mind, there is no need to switch schools!!...so AS A PENN STUDENT...i definitely recommend PENN!</p>
<p>PS. THE DORMS AT PENN ARE BY FAR THE BEST!</p>
<p>i love your enthusiasim <em>Christie</em></p>
<p>penn has a terrible IR program (like, it's horrible) but it does have a good med program (assuming you'd go on the pre-med track) though.
dorms at penn aren't great (and there aren't a lot of on campus options after freshman year).
however - if you're a city person, definitly go with penn. dartmouth is in the middle of nowhere, and penn is in the middle of a thriving city w/ lots to do.</p>
<p>yup, choose penn!</p>
<p>jf215-- what makes you say IR is horrible?</p>
<p>go to penn! it's the best place EVER!</p>
<p>dartmouth schmartmouth.</p>
<p>because it is.</p>
<p>Ask yourself what you want out of life. Ask yourself where you see yourself the best. Where will you be happiest? You won't work well if you aren't happy and you won't be happy if the school doesn't feel right. </p>
<p>I love Penn, but my choice was made the moement I applied ED. This is the best place for me and I couldn't be more sure of myself.</p>