<p>help...accepted to both</p>
<p>no money from brown but 25,000/yr from NYU...</p>
<p>I'm so confused.</p>
<p>if money is important to you, nyu</p>
<p>if not, brown all the way</p>
<p>What's your desired major and career path? 100K over four years is a serious chunk of change, but Brown offers a much more well rounded undergraduate experience.</p>
<p>Can you appeal your financial aid award from Brown?</p>
<p>no, and I could afford Brown...but at the same time I want to go to Graduate School...</p>
<p>Im thinking of the internship opportunities NYC would have to offer also..but to me, Ivy League is a once in a lifetime opportunity</p>
<p>well
ull be getting a one of a kind scholarship at NYU (since they never give like any money)</p>
<p>ide choose NYU, so u can go to gradschool</p>
<p>and ide figure internships would be mostly better at NYU</p>
<p>The concept that summer internship opportunities are more bountiful in urban campuses is a myth. Brown students seeking internships in NYC over the summer should have no trouble getting them.</p>
<p>FYI--
My D graduated from Columbia. Out-of-staters have some priority over NYC kids for summer internships in the city. Businesses want to do a test run on all the best students, regardless of location ... and so they count on the NYC kids doing fall and spring internships. I would def pick Brown if you can afford it. Far better education and rep. Do your summers in NYC.</p>
<p>Brown might have a better reputation but not a $100k/4 years reputation! I'd choose NYU & the money without a doubt...If you're looking for a liberal arts education you can definetley get it at NYU if you try. Best of luck with your tough decision!</p>
<p>JFK jr. went to Brown undergrad, and NYU for law school. The fact that he could get thru both of them might make u want to look at more schools.</p>
<p>I'd choose Brown and pay the sticker price. Its a cut above NYU and the campus/ social life is a much better experience in my opinion.</p>
<p>The OP chose NYU over Brown.</p>