Unfortunately, no. I graduated back in 2005 (technically Dec. 2004 as I did it in 3.5 years but whatever).
All 3 of those are respected. I think QS heavily weighs research which is why I hold them high
Commodore here too. Still in Nashville almost 20 years later.
Yes, but as with everything it's only the sticker price. If you filter for Best Value Colleges, you'll see that the average student only ends up paying about 1/3-1/2 of those prices after scholarships. Still crazy expensive though
oh... it's like that then. I see
That's still more per year than what 4 years of me studying cost. That's with rent and food and everything. So either you parents are rich af, you get a six figure job right after graduation or you end up paying you college fees for about 10 years, is that right? I hope you get the graduation robes for free at least. Wait, don't tell me. I think I know the answer.
Lol, you have no idea. Pretty much all caps and gowns in the US are made through this giant company called Josten's, which has a monopoly on graduation wear and contracts with each individual school so you have to buy from them, and you only rent them. I think mine was about $90, of which you only keep a couple tassels, and they probably won't let you attend the graduation ceremony if you don't buy them, so you have to pony up. The regular tuition is a bargain compared to some of the ways you get nickel and dimed on books and graduation stuff.
Ikr. Everyone knows the most superior city of California is Westwood or West Hollywood in general.
Idk how y'all did it at Cal. It was so gloomy when I went to visit that it basically made my decision to stay home and go to Westwood lmao. Also, how cutthroat was it really lol It was competitive in undergrad but we never actively sabotaged each other. I've heard horror stories from up there
