Rising Seniors Post Your Complete College List

<p>BobbyCT: Furman was a favorite on my D’s list until I began looking at ways she would get back home (IL). No easy options so off the list it went. ALso, with Furman D would have 11 which she felt was an unlucky number (?). She ended up cutting Furman.:{.</p>

<p>D. hopes to study Neuroscience/psychology with hopes of med school after undergrad.</p>

<p>Anyway so far the list looks like this (in no particular order)</p>

<p>1 rice
2 emory
3 case
4 tulane
5 william and mary
6 clemson
7 carthage
8 st.louis university
9. university of richmond
10. miami univ of ohio</p>

<p>spring162, from the Greenville area, you could take Greyhound or Amtrak to the Atlanta airport and then fly home. The train leaves at like 5 in the morning so you won’t miss any flights, i dunno about greyhound though</p>

<p>From CA
Major: Engineering (Bio, Electrical, or Chemical)</p>

<p>In no Order:</p>

<p>All the UC’S (Except maybe Riverside and Merced)
USC
Purdue
Boston University
Cal Poly</p>

<p>Do you guys have any suggestions for any privates engineering colleges? Not like MIT or Stanford. Like a College with a 30%-50% acceptance rate.</p>

<p>Shame so many of you are applying to BU and dont realize what a monumental waste of money it is.</p>

<p>How come? </p>

<p>I don’t know much about it, you suggest any other privates in the Boston area or anywhere else?</p>

<p>I dont understand why Californians have such a fascination with BU. It’s like UC-Boston</p>

<p>My dad works in Boston, so I am interested in Boston as well. Have any suggestions?</p>

<p>I dont think private schools are worth the money. I’d go to a UC.</p>

<p>Yale
Brown
Princeton
Columbia
University of Chicago
Georgetown SFS
Amherst
Williams
Harvard</p>

<p>BU = a huge waste of money, listen there are many schools just as good as BU out there that doesn’t cost $55,000 if you don’t get significant financial aid/scholarships</p>

<p>does it look bad if you apply to like 5 schools EA like I’ve seen some people may do on here??</p>

<p>Brown - haha
UCLA - yup these two are SUPER REACHES
Bucknell
Holy Cross
Fairfield
Gettysburg
Penn State
Providence College
Quinnipiac
Rutgers
Syracuse
Temple
TCNJ
Trinity
U Hartford</p>

<p>Still a bit iffy on Gettysburg, Quinnipiac and Syracuse. Might add a SUNY or two as well.</p>

<p>don’t worry about applying to as many schools as you want EA because school’s don’t find out about it</p>

<p>the only time this would be a problem is if the school specifically states that it has a “single choice early action” policy</p>

<p>duke
emory
NYU
georgetown
northwestern
washington university in st. louis
state schools are cool too! :slight_smile:
–not looking fwd to writing essays!</p>

<p>I want to do business (at the schools where it’s offered) and economics at the others. I also want to double major and get a degree in nutrition.</p>

<p>Boston University
Brown University
Columbia University
Cornell University
Duke University (might remove from list)
Harvard University
MIT
New York University
Princeton University
Reed College
Stanford University
University of Chicago
University of MD
University of PA
Yale University</p>

<p>And I also might add UVA and Northwestern.</p>

<p>^ interesting. A double major with business/economics and nutrition.</p>

<p>From: California
Major: Business or Psychology
Emory
Vanderbilt
Chicago
John Hopkins
USC
Boston College
Claremont McKenna
Rice
Notre Dame
Wake Forest University
Blanket UC Application</p>

<p>So yeah, I’m screwed.</p>

<p>State: Delaware
Major: English/Computer Science</p>

<p>Still tentative list:
Yale
Swarthmore
Pomona
Oberlin
Grinnell
Carleton
Macalester
URochester
UDel</p>

<p>Possibles (at least one addition):
Amherst
Knox
Smith
Bryn Mawr
Cornell w/ Telluride House</p>

<p>State:NY</p>

<p>major:undecided</p>

<p>Suny Maritime
SUNY Farmingdale
Dowling College</p>

<p>Possibles
CAL Maritime
CUNY John Jay
Great Lakes Maritime Academy</p>

<p>State: NC
Major: undecided (leaning toward PoliSci or Romance Languages + others)</p>

<p>Carleton (just for kicks)
Rice
Vanderbilt
USC (top choice)
UNC-CH (EA)
Tulane (EA)
Occidental
U of Alabama</p>