<p>The more I read about Tufts the more I'm loving it! A small school with an upscale education. I think the grounds are just lovely and you could pretty much walk anywhere. Does anyone else agree with me?</p>
<p>Obviously plenty of people will agree with you.
I can’t tell from your post whether you’ve actually visited. If you haven’t, I would suggest a visit in the spring (preferably on a sunny day, but all schools look better on sunny days). The campus is lovely, and it’s very manageable, as you note. What you’ll find is that Tufts is a small university which has the feel of a New England liberal arts college - a very appealing combination. The academics are great. It is a short walk to Davis Square, and a very easy mass transit ride to Harvard Square/Cambridge or Boston.
What are you interested in studying?</p>
<p>I am seriously thinking about communications but am still undecided. I understand Tufts has a lot of clubs and activities to get inolved with. I’m guessing the social scene isn’t jumping, but who knows…</p>
<p>For people who are social, there’s a social scene…frat parties, etc.</p>
<p>Really…the social scene is pretty vibrant if you want the traditional frat/sorority thing. People who are involved in that go out a minimum of 4 nights a week, often 5. If you are not into that, there are a ton of clubs, events, speakers, performances etc. It’s very open and active–always something going on. And there’s Cambridge, Boston and Davis Square for restaurants, bars, etc.</p>
<p>“Really…the social scene is pretty vibrant if you want the traditional frat/sorority thing. People who are involved in that go out a minimum of 4 nights a week, often 5. If you are not into that, there are a ton of clubs, events, speakers, performances etc. It’s very open and active–always something going on. And there’s Cambridge, Boston and Davis Square for restaurants, bars, etc.”</p>
<p>Exactly!!! What a great place with tons to do!</p>
<p>^ Agreed! <3</p>
<p>And Tufts grows on everybody! ;)</p>