<p>Wow lots of comments! Thanks!!
Birdhouse: I think we’re looking for a similar place. Like I don’t want to go to a place like Berkeley, but I don’t want to be one of ten asians. The problem is that most of these places seem comfy and their academics are great, so I really need a criteria that would rule some out.</p>
<p>vinnyli: I’m not pre-med, despite wanting to major in cognitive science. lol I’m really a humanities person at heart, just that I like psychology and biology!
Also, I’m looking to work in a Board of Education, college administration, or something government related, so really, I’m a clueless person. haha. Hoping college will straighten things out…</p>
<p>wonderwhy: Yeah Northwestern has been on my mind lately, but there is definitely a divide between North and South campus I heard. I heard all the frats are in North campus = loud? If I DO go there, then I want to be in a residential college in the South and take classes in the North. lol I think I would fit in better in the South campus anyway.</p>
<p>johnwesley: haha I know there would be socialists everywhere, but I just don’t want that to dominate. (like Brown as my interviewer emphasized…)</p>
<p>danas: I’m not really into music theory… more performance than anything. Actually, I was looking to get a double degree at Oberlin, but I decided against it because I didn’t want to spend five years. lol I mean if I could, I would love to double major, but depends on my course load, which at UChicago seems TOO much.</p>
<p>memake: Those were my assumptions, not exactly the truth because I wouldn’t know the truth. lol I just read student reviews on some sites and they said that they were somewhat prepared for grad school. It really depends on the person I think. I’m planning to visit Chicago in April, but Rochester is too far for me to visit… 
I’m pretty serious about music. I spend the majority of my week doing rehearsals. lol</p>
<p>Anyone else? :)</p>