I am really stuck between these schools. NYU id double major in global liberal studies and politics, and at BU and GW I’d do political science. I love the program I got into at NYU but I’m unsure if it’s the college experience I want due to the lack of a true campus. Are there ever parties? How is greek life?
I like BU but am unsure if the internship opportunities are as good as the other two.
GW would be best school for poli sci but I haven’t visited, do people generally like the campus and enjoy their time there??
I want to work in the state department after I finish my schooling btw.
For the record, BU barely has any more of a campus than NYU, and GW is still a city school as well. All of these schools will still have a social life. I think BU will have a bit more greek life. Hopefully other posters can help with your other questions.
My friend’s daughter transferred out of George Washington. It doesn’t have campus dining halls so you must go to the local restaurants and cafes for food. This added stress to her daily life because she was always looking for someone to go eat with. This may not be a big deal to you but now I always tell this to others interested in GW. They also had too many freshmen her year and they put extra students in her room. I think there were 6 people in a quad. I would double check with GW about dining and housing.