<p>Which would you choose and why?</p>
<p>Bump</p>
<p>Bump</p>
<p>depends, what are you going for?</p>
<p>@fullofcharlotte I plan on majoring in International Business while minoring in either Sports Studies or Sports Communication</p>
<p>have you visited either campus?</p>
<p>Both schools are fairly good for that but Hofstra is in a sketchier area of long island, though the campus itself is safe and cute. Hofstra is closer to nyc where there is a lot of business and sports,. Quinnipiac offers some great sports journalism/comm internships</p>
<p>@fullofcharlotte I have not visited either campus yet. However, I am going to Hofstra’s Spring Open House on the 27th, and Quinnipiac’s on May 12th! And I am aware of Hofstra being in a fairly unsafe part of Long Island, but it’s something that I’d be willing to work around if I were to attend.</p>
<p>Here’s the latest on just one of the safety issues around Hofstra: <a href=“DA: Officer Nikolas Budimlic won't face charges in fatal shooting of Hofstra student Andrea Rebello - Newsday”>DA: Officer Nikolas Budimlic won't face charges in fatal shooting of Hofstra student Andrea Rebello - Newsday;
<p>@higheredmom yeah, I’ve heard about that. It doesn’t say that the police shot Rebello. It’s a shame, she was attractive and seemed like a smart woman. </p>
<p>Meanwhile, Quinnipiac was recently voted as safest campus in America. :)</p>
<p>I also think Hofstra has a lot of commuters while Quinnipiac is more of a residential campus if that is a factor.</p>
<p>@happy1 that’s right, 77% of all QU undergrads live on campus, while the number is only 47% at Hofstra. 95% of QU freshmen live on campus, compared to just 69% at Hofstra. That’s a pretty big factor in my college search; I don’t want to be bored on campus on the weekends.</p>