<p>i was wondering, what types of schools do Tufts graduates go to?</p>
<p>Anywhere, depending on your grades ofcourse. For example, if you graduate with a 3.9-4.0, you'll be in a good position for Harvard Med applications. If you graduate with a 2.x, you may not get into med school at all.</p>
<p>^ That was the most non-compulsory response, ever. </p>
<p>Anyway, Tufts provides for a great education and graduate schools respect it greatly, so you can expect a good shot at graduate schools as well as great job placement, because within the realm of politics and the upper-eschelon of education, Tufts is well known.</p>
<p>^ You could say that for any school really..</p>
<p>^ Really, how about Florida Gulf Coast, or East Kentucky...no...</p>
<p>^ Depends on what your relative meaning of "good shot", "great job placement", and "upper'eschelon" is.</p>
<p>It's all comparitive ;)</p>
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<p>You're so ridiculous Ph0enix, lol.</p>
<p>You're so rediculous Duffman28, lol.</p>
<p>Still think Tufts>Harvard much?</p>
<p>Tufts does have a great reputation among the grad schools - some 80% of Tufts grads go onto some sort of grad school within 5 years. </p>
<p>I'm very happy with the Tufts name - which is much better in academic circles than you would guess from high school. (In fact, someone told me yesterday what a good school it is - and he's from Texas!)</p>
<p>There are four Jumbos at my law school - and several were admitted into the next class. There's always a good showing at any top law school, which is really nice. I know that a lot of my engineering friends are going to fantastic grad schools - MIT, Yale, Berkeley.</p>