Philly Schools Forum
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Philly Schools
A friend is going through the cycle right now and has been admitted into a number of Philly schools, pretty much all but Penn. We were talking about this the other day and the point came up between Temple/Rutgers on the one hand and Drexel/Widener on the other.
That said, what's a better position to be in? Top 10% at Widener or Drexel, or bottom 10% at Rutgers or Temple?
That said, what's a better position to be in? Top 10% at Widener or Drexel, or bottom 10% at Rutgers or Temple?
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Re: Philly Schools
It's highly unlikely that you will be top 10% at a TT but bottom 10% at a TTT/TTTT.
What are your friends specific choices? Drexel is so new that I wouldn't be comfortable going without a full ride. The rest need 75%+ of tuition covered to make them viable options.
What are your friends specific choices? Drexel is so new that I wouldn't be comfortable going without a full ride. The rest need 75%+ of tuition covered to make them viable options.
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Re: Philly Schools
Bottom 10% anywhere is DOA. Tell your friend to go to the cheapest of Temple/Nova/Rutgers.
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Re: Philly Schools
Yeah basically this, though I think a half scholarship to Temple is a decent option in general (its pretty cheap with in-state tuition).ImNoScar wrote:It's highly unlikely that you will be top 10% at a TT but bottom 10% at a TTT/TTTT.
What are your friends specific choices? Drexel is so new that I wouldn't be comfortable going without a full ride. The rest need 75%+ of tuition covered to make them viable options.
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Yeah I meant with out of state. In state temple + half ride is a good deal if you are a local who can live at home.SportsFan wrote:Yeah basically this, though I think a half scholarship to Temple is a decent option in general (its pretty cheap with in-state tuition).ImNoScar wrote:It's highly unlikely that you will be top 10% at a TT but bottom 10% at a TTT/TTTT.
What are your friends specific choices? Drexel is so new that I wouldn't be comfortable going without a full ride. The rest need 75%+ of tuition covered to make them viable options.
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Re: Philly Schools
Btw the answer to your question is top 10% is much much much better than bottom 10%25%+. But as stated, don't count on it. You aren't special.
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This. You have a 10% chance of being in the top 10%.sinfiery wrote:Btw the answer to your question is top 10% is much much much better than bottom10%25%+. But as stated, don't count on it. You aren't special.