These are my backup schools, not my first choice, however I am trying to eliminate one of them.
Brooklyn:
-41K per year, renewable if grades are in top 80% of class
St. John's
-Full tuition scholarship, renewable if grades are in top 40% of class
I ran this poll a while ago but things have changed since then, the new employment stats show a general upwards trend in employment for St. John's graduates while BLS had suffered a significant decline in the class of 2011 and has only recovered by a few percentage points according to class of 2012 stats.
See for yourself here: http://www.lstscorereports.com/?school=brooklyn
http://www.lstscorereports.com/?school=stjohns
Which should I pick as my backup school and why?
Brooklyn v. St. John's Forum
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Re: Brooklyn v. St. John's
Brooklyn because St. John's scholarship is hard to keep. It's only $8000-9000 difference in cost in tuition/year, and you have more security in keeping your scholarship.pwnyc127 wrote:These are my backup schools, not my first choice, however I am trying to eliminate one of them.
Brooklyn:
-41K per year, renewable if grades are in top 80% of class
St. John's
-Full tuition scholarship, renewable if grades are in top 40% of class
I ran this poll a while ago but things have changed since then, the new employment stats show a general upwards trend in employment for St. John's graduates while BLS had suffered a significant decline in the class of 2011 and has only recovered by a few percentage points according to class of 2012 stats.
See for yourself here: http://www.lstscorereports.com/?school=brooklyn
http://www.lstscorereports.com/?school=stjohns
Which should I pick as my backup school and why?
- sanjola
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Re: Brooklyn v. St. John's
+1babyxballerina wrote:Brooklyn because St. John's scholarship is hard to keep. It's only $8000-9000 difference in cost in tuition/year, and you have more security in keeping your scholarship.pwnyc127 wrote:These are my backup schools, not my first choice, however I am trying to eliminate one of them.
Brooklyn:
-41K per year, renewable if grades are in top 80% of class
St. John's
-Full tuition scholarship, renewable if grades are in top 40% of class
I ran this poll a while ago but things have changed since then, the new employment stats show a general upwards trend in employment for St. John's graduates while BLS had suffered a significant decline in the class of 2011 and has only recovered by a few percentage points according to class of 2012 stats.
See for yourself here: http://www.lstscorereports.com/?school=brooklyn
http://www.lstscorereports.com/?school=stjohns
Which should I pick as my backup school and why?
Also, I believe all scholarships at BLS also offer a tuition freeze for all three years.
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Re: Brooklyn v. St. John's
Please start only one thread per topic.
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