I would love to go there someday. If I can't go there, I would like to go to Yale. Which is a better school? Priceton or Yale? I really want to go to Princeton. Is it a good school?
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Here it is, by the US News and World Report, Princeton University is the best in the nation  ties only with Harvard. Pretty darn prestigious. Not only is the education incredible, but the ties that students receive last a lifetime and will always prove valuable.
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Princeton's psycbology department has a better reputation than Yale's, and Yale's English department has a MUCH better reputation than Princeton's.  Both, however, are great schools, and you won't be making a mistake no matter which you choose.\n\nBut in making your decision, take a few other things into consideration:  Princeton is, overall, a much more politically conservative school, and more culturally homogeneous as well.  Yale is much overtly multicultural, and more politically progressive.   And mind you, I'm not telling you to choose the one most in line with your current politics -- you may want to choose the one that sounds most challenging to your convictions!\n\nAlso, Princeton is smaller, and therefore a bit more personal.  If you are shy, and need drawing out in class discussions, Princeton may be the better choice in that respect because of the smaller class sizes.\n\nYou will have little trouble getting into med school with a degree from either place, as long as your grades are good, and your MCAT scores are high.  So that's really not a factor.  \n\nThe bottom line is that your career goals may change, either slightly or dramatically, over the next four years.  So choose the place that you believe will both nurture and challenge you, and will offer the best resources and environment for you to grow intellectually, emotionally, socially, politically, and even spiritually.\n\nBest wishes!
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Your score is fine!  I dont know how much Princeton expects because I never went there, but I also went to a highly reputed school.  I realized after spending $30K/yr on college... I could have got the same education from a different school for much less, not be in this huge debt now that I graduated, and been much much happier somewhere else.  Just because a school has a "name" doesn't mean it's the best school for you.  Now, I wish I had gone somewhere else, instead of my "dream" school.  If you really want to go to Princeton and they dont accept you, try going to a different school for a year, and then try to transfer into Princeton the next year.  I've heard its easier to transfer into a school than get accepted from the start.  If you really want to take the test again, go for it... but I really doubt your score will change that much in 2 months.  Your score can get you into a lot of good schools (your Math is excellent).  What major do you want to go into?  Good luck!
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umm\nits a good school, but i'm not going to go there cuz it costs wayyy too much. there are other schools taht are jsut as good or better for cheaper.
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I am from the northern suburbs of Detroit, and I do not like the downriver area. Just didnt seem as clean. I know there are some good restaurants down there, and the school system at Flat Rock has become a "school of choice", meaning non-residents can attend the school. Usually the better public schools become a "school of choice". If it wasnt a good district, they wouldnt want to bring in extra students. The high school is only 5 years old and has great facilities. It is a smaller high school as it only has 500 students. I have never heard of much to do in the south suburbs, and I have been all through and around Detroit. You may find yourself going to Ann Arbor or downtown Detroit frequently, unless there is something downriver that I dont know about. I know there is the Big Bear Lodge, I heard that has a decent restaurant. The cost of living will be like the same as the northeast suburbs, moderate.
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The big pro of a large university is that they offer a wide range of courses and have  professors who do cutting edge research.\n\nThe cons are that you can get lost in the crowd and those great professors may be more interested in publishing their research than in teaching their students.  Even if they do care about their students, they may spend more time with their graduate students than their undergraduates.\n\nThe big pro of a smaller school is that you get more attention.  You might actually get to know your professors.  \n\nThe con is that there may be fewer choices.  A small school might have a few majors that are quite good -- but they will probably also have some that are scaled down.  The professors may care more about teaching, but not be on the cutting edge of research.\n\nYou may want to go to the Princeton Review's web site.  They have a tool that will help you find schools that are right for you.
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a quiet, underestimated school. I'm a second year and enjoying my time here. Frats dominate the social scene and the school is going through a construction boom. the weather isn't as bad as i though it would be. overall I am satisfied with my decision to come here
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I agree. The Princeton Review worked best for me, too. Check it out: it also has online help, quizzes, and tips.
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I went to Northeastern in Boston: not a good choice for me - big commuter school, not a big "campus" atmosphere.  I transferred and ended up at Ithaca College in Ithaca, NY.  It was great, mainly because of my program in the communications school and because there were things going on around campus.
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that was the school i wanted to go to but things didnt work out how i planed but i went there for a visit and it was a very nice school they have updated alot since 2002 but it is still a nice school im think about goin to graduate school there if they have the right program!!
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Northeastern University is a great university. It's right in Boston near transportation systems (bus and train) and the Food Court is nice. They have many very interesting public seminars and speeches there, too. It's great. I think you should go there.
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i didn't go there, nor do i have any close friends who have, but from what i hear it's the best public school in the area by far, better than many of the private schools.  i think there's a good deal of pressure on the students to do well, but then they make it easier to do well.  it's tough to get into, but well worth it.
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Have you checked out:\nhttp://princetonreview.com/home.asp\n\nAt this site you can make a free account, enter in your high school career and majors you're interested in (for FREE) and it will give you schools that match you and you can decide which one, in which state sounds best for you.\n\nGood Luck and Take Care!
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Oxford if you're saying all the countries.\n\nIn the US, it'd be Yale or Harvard.
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Yes, it is.  Texas Tech is recognized as one of the flagship institutions in the State of Texas.\n\nLike any university, Texas Tech may be more respected in some fields than others--but it is a wonderful choice.\n\nAnd Lubbock is a great place to live!
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try this site - it's amazing www.princetonreview.com
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My question is, do you have a degree in English?  If so, there are many schools here in the US that you can work at, but you have to take a national exam to determine what grade level you can teach at.  As far as going to a school to extend your education, financial aid is available to all students who enter into college as long as you meet the certain criteria.  I am attending a community college here in Indiana, but financial aid and housing is available only in universities and some technical schools.  I am originally for the Houston, Texas area, there is Texas A&M and it has a really good English Program, Pre-Med, and also Business.  But do not let that be your only choice.  If you need some help looing for a school you can email me at joe_cop@yahoo.com I am always on.