<p>NY. Economics/political science, maybe Russian</p>
<p>Cornell(ED)
WUSTL
GWU
American
Brandeis
BC
William & Mary
Macalester
CUNY Hunter(Macaulay Honors)
SUNY Binghamton
SUNY Stonybrook or Geneseo</p>
<p>I’d like to apply to apply to JHU, NYU or Tulane but I figure if I can’t get in Cornell ED those will be big reaches.</p>
<p>I’m probably going to major in broadcast media/journalism/film, and I’m from southern California. </p>
<p>It’s looking like:</p>
<p>Univ. of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Univ. of Southern California
UCR
UCSD
Univ. of San Diego
Emerson College
Cal Poly SLO</p>
<p>possibly UCLA
possibly Stanford</p>
<p>…and if all fails, UNLV.</p>
<p>^^ Tulane is far less reachy than WUSTL.</p>
<p>Business Schools, Finance, Marketing, or MIS</p>
<p>Penn (maybe…)
Cornell
Georgetown
NYU
Notre Dame
Carnegie Mellon
Boston College
Villanova
Boston University
Northeastern
Binghamton</p>
<p>from Vermont, majoring in Psychology most likely</p>
<p>Brown
Wesleyan
Skidmore
U of Rochester
Oberlin
Brandeis
Conn. College
St. Lawrence
Syracuse
UVM</p>
<p>Majors: Business/Japanese</p>
<p>Stanford
Cornell
NYU
BU
USC
UCB
UCLA
Carnegie Mellon
Univ. Washington</p>
<p>Very smart choice to do a double major in business and a foreign language, very lucrative, but you would most likely be making a lot of trips.</p>
<p>^Which is not a problem by any means :)</p>
<p>Northern Virginia:</p>
<p>Georgetown
Holy Cross
Boston College
UVA
Virginia Tech
W&M</p>
<p>@Ny0rker why consider Villanova, BU, Northeastern, and Bing but not higher ranked schools like UVa??</p>
<p>Mathematics or Engineering and/or Business</p>
<p>Chicago
Duke
Stanford
Harvard
Princeton
Cornell
UNC
NC State
McGill
Carnegie-Mellon
MIT</p>
<p>sandra: safeties.</p>
<p>Diontechristmas and Keilexandra::: Temple was my first choice for a V E R Y long time. You are correct Diontechristmas, the only two schools on my list that 1. I really wanna go to and 2. that are attainable for me (money wise, has the programs I am looking for…etc) are both Temple University and Wesley College (DE). What really made me change my mind was my campus visit to both schools. Although I am such a CITY girl, coming from the Bronx, NY…I wanted to change for my college experience. Wesley offers that. Keilexandra…you are correct about how Wesley is below the other schools academically, however I honestly believe that every school starts off at the bottom, and must work themselves up. I want to help Wesley with that and I do believe I will receive a quality, affordable, and rewarding education there. Sorry for the long post…and Diontechristmas…I CAN ALWAYS TRANSFER IF I MADE THE WRONG DECISION ")</p>
<p>I’m an undecided, possibly IR social science major:</p>
<p>Yale SCEA (reach)
Stanford (reach)
WUSTL (highish match)
Rice (highish match)
GW (lowish match)
Pitt (safety)</p>
<p>I am incredibly picky. A school has to be just right for me to apply. I want an urban, medium to large sized school with strong academics, NO frat atmosphere, preferably not particularly pre-professional (but this isn’t as important as other criteria), good weather (again, not nearly as important as urban/strong academically/no frat), amazingly good financial aid, and no core curriculum.</p>
<p>Because of that, I’m also considering Tufts (highish match), Emory (highish match), and Harvard (reach). Tufts seems underwhelming and cold, Emory feels generic and too suburban, and Harvard is a reach that I’m not excited about enough to add. So you can seem my conundrum. I’ve decided that just six schools seems too risky in terms of financial aid.</p>
<p>P.S. - my “highish match” schools are really just solid matches with low acceptance rates.</p>
<p>My list is always changing but right now I think I have a solid list. </p>
<p>Concordia College
Bloomfield College
Kean University
Long Island University
Regis College
Mount Ida College</p>
<p>My GPA isn’t that great because I go to a college prep school (one of the best in the country) and the math courses are really rigorous and I haven’t done that well in them. But, I plan to major in education so if you guys know any colleges that are easy to get into and have education as a major, let me know. Thanks!</p>
<p>Communications/Media Studies/TV & Radio Major</p>
<p>The Catholic University of America (EA)
College of Notre Dame of Maryland
Goucher College
University of Maryland - Baltimore County
Ithaca College
Elizabethtown College
American University</p>
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<p>Do whatever you want, but dont forget that you had people tell you, you made a terrible decision.</p>
<p>-Wharton
-Harvard
-Stanford
-Yale
-Columbia
-Duke
-USC
-ASU
-U of Alabama
-Louisiana State U</p>
<p>^^ I wouldn’t go that far. If she honestly likes and “fits” with the school, she’ll make the best of her 4 years there, regardless of academic quality.</p>
<p>At this point, I dont really care what she does. I’m trying to help her, but I’m not doing anything else. If she truly thinks it’s the best fit for her, then fine. Not my life…</p>