<p>McGill- pros: track coach is recruiting me, significantly cheaper than US schools, I speak French and love the Montreal culture. Cons: not a lot of Americans, low school spirit, low school guidance, difficult to network in America?
Northeastern- pros: co-op program, Boston, love the school, school support, school spirit, 14k/year scholarship. Cons: graduate in 5 years, not being recruited for track
NYU- pros: gallatin school offers perfect academic program (create own major), recruiting me for track, NY networking post graduation. Cons: over 60k/year, a little close to home, no campus (although it surrounds Washington square park)</p>
<p>It sounds like track is important to you, so that would exclude Northeastern. It comes down to your total cost for each. </p>
<p>Did you only apply to McGill because you were being recruited?</p>
<p>NYU of course, is great, but would you have to go in debt to attend?</p>
<p>I am going to contact the coach at Northeastern and see if it is possible to do track without being a “recruit”. Try and view the schools without the track factor.</p>
<p>I applied to McGill before even contacting the coach. If I wanted to go to a school just because I was a recruit, I would have looked in America</p>