tell me where to go w&l/chicago/Dartmouth

Colleges & Universities A-Z Dartmouth College
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<p>Washington&Lee(full ride)/Dartmouth(42,000)/Chicago(i dont know yet)</p>

<p>i'd appreciate it
if anyone knows how many students from these school get into grad schools or get good jobs!</p>

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<p>If money isn't a concern, I'd go with Dartmouth College.</p>

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<p>Dartmouth for sure</p>

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<p>There is a big heated discussion about Dartmouth vs. W/L on the parents thread.</p>

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<p>Dartmouth!! Not even close!</p>

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<p>I'm going to disagree with the above posters and say W&L. Its rep isn't as huge as Dartmouth's, but it's still a good school, and you'll be saving a whole lot of money (just think, 42,000 x 4), which you can use for a great grad program.</p>

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<p>i meant im gettin 42000 from dartmouth</p>

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<p>WHOA! In that case there is no doubt you have to go with Dartmouth.</p>

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<p>IMO, its silly that you're asking a board full of people who are in love with Dartmouth. What other answers did you expect to get? You should post this in another forum.</p>

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<p>Who needs the South or the Midwest? With $42,000, Dartmouth is perfect (or would be to me).</p>

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<p>Now wait, I live in the South.</p>

<p>But seriously, you named three schools with very different personalities!
W&L is a southern bastion, conservative...
Chicago- The place fun goes to die. (They are quirky intellectual)
Dartmouth- more conservative than the other Ivies... (not saying much) and a tight knit intelligent community (not always intellectual though)</p>

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<p>OMG, no question. You got 42K from D and you haven't packed your bags? If you see no difference, at least consider that the D name will be with you your whole life and in the Boston-to-Washington corridor, that means A TON.</p>

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<p>My bad, please ignore my financial-related comment. Receiving $42,000 gives even more incentive to attend Dartmouth College.</p>

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<p>Wow. Go to Dartmouth; honestly, there's no comparison here. Great atmosphere, academics, and well-deserved reputation. Enjoy your almost-free ride to Dartmouth. :)</p>

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<p>yeah, i thought you meant you would have to pay $42,000 at Dartmouth...</p>

<p>in that case, I'd say head North.</p>