<p>boston college- basically full tuition
boston university- honors, 1/2 tuition</p>
<p>Even though bu will be cheaper, pretend money doesn’t matter. which do u pick?</p>
<p>boston college- better location, better campus, better people, better sports. i'd say that outweighs the honors status.</p>
<p>what's your major going to be and what do you want college to be like? The schools are so different.</p>
<p>im basically undecided in both- but i did arts & sci</p>
<p>Did you get presidential scholarship from BC?</p>
<p>BC, even if your not in honors, you can still do well in classes and be admitted later. And if your not, no biggie, all classes are awesome. Compared to BU, BC is an honors program.</p>
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pretend money doesn't matter
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Obviously BC</p>
<p>thanks again to everyone</p>
<p>Yeah if by honors you mean has lots of bibles, hugs and straight As.</p>
<p>Who here would ever say no to hugs and straight As?</p>
<p>People who want to learn in the real world?</p>
<p>What would you pick: Cornell ILR or BC?</p>
<p>It depends on what you do. Cornell is obviously a much more prestigious university than BC, but if you're not sure(to a high degree) that you want to do something offered in the ILR, do BC. Transfer at Cornell could be very hard, and I wouldn't risk hating ILR and being stuck there if I were you.</p>