<p>It's down to Tufts, GW, Bucknell, and maybe UMichigan. (I haven't visited Michigan yet.)</p>
<p>Major- political science
Also doing pre-med</p>
<p>I may want to double major with some type of biopsychology or neuroscience</p>
<p>list some of the pros and cons of each school</p>
<p>TUFTS
pros:
- boston is really close but has campus
- good professors and academics
- good size</p>
<p>cons:
- very liberal (this is not a huge con)
- very close to home (I live in MA, and I want to go somewhere else)</p>
<p>GW
pros:
- DC is really nice- a lot of internship opportunities
- has mt vernon campus = small campus feel
- nice housing</p>
<p>cons:
- very urban campus ( i like somewhat of a campus) but not huge con
- academics are not as good as that of tufts’
- need more full-time faculty</p>
<p>BUCKNELL
pros:
- research opportunities are plentiful
- good academics (small liberal arts)
- huge community service
- mostly undergrad</p>
<p>cons:
- very rural
- core curriculum is burdensome
- greek life is too big (not huge con)</p>
<p>I would recommend Bucknell, but I don’t know if its small size will limit your course offerings in neuroscience (just a thought, haven’t checked).</p>
<p>I would say GW first since I saw you saying Political science, but then pre-Med. So, UMich gets my vote</p>