Any thoughts on Villanova vs. Temple? I'm in at both and I'm hoping for an insider's perspective.
Full disclosure: I've been somewhat fixated on Nova for a while, however Temple would be substantially cheaper for me to attend.
What are the important factors that differentiate the two schools - other than cost? Academic quality? Is one more "regional" than the other? Career prospects? Student life?
Any insights would be greatly appreciated.
Villanova v. Temple - Philly Schools Forum
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- MURPH
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Re: Villanova v. Temple - Philly Schools
Nova is prettier and in a safer part of town. Pay prospects are similar. I heard Nova is stingy with scholarship money.
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FWIW, last year, Nova had slightly better placement than Temple for NLJ250 firms. (16.7% to 16.2%) Splitting hairs, though ...
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Re: Villanova v. Temple - Philly Schools
Nova isn't even in town. It's way out in the suburbs. I have to imagine a twenty-something would rather live somewhere in greater center city, a short subway ride from Temple.MURPH wrote:Nova is prettier and in a safer part of town. Pay prospects are similar. I heard Nova is stingy with scholarship money.
Also, Nova is much more expensive -- especially if you're a PA resident.
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considering prospects are basically the same...FCD wrote:Nova isn't even in town. It's way out in the suburbs. I have to imagine a twenty-something would rather live somewhere in greater center city, a short subway ride from Temple.MURPH wrote:Nova is prettier and in a safer part of town. Pay prospects are similar. I heard Nova is stingy with scholarship money.
Also, Nova is much more expensive -- especially if you're a PA resident.
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