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Sorry guys. That post was completely vague. (How did I not notice that?)
1. Brown
-This school has been my lover for a very long time. At one point I was even considering applying ED. My career plan of choice is interdisciplinary (public health) and so I think I could make an amazing use of the open curriculum. Also, the student body draws me. Being surrounded by a diverse group of people hand picked for their passion is something I haven't experienced. I want to love where I'm at when I go to college (I've spent too many years indifferent to high school) and at Brown I could definitely do this.
2. Georgetown
-Their International Health program is what draws me. (It's incredible). The career-focused side of me pushes for Georgetown. Internships and study abroad are placed in the curriculum. Plus living in DC for four years is something that sounds incredible to me. Their Black Student Alliance website also pushed me over the edge. (Coming from suburban Minnesota that will be a new experience.)
3. Columbia
-Incredibly diverse student body, Unique opportunity for intellectual growth through the Core, Joint enrollment program with Julliard (I play piano)
4. Dartmouth
-Diverse student body, Undergraduate Focus (I was convinced to apply to this school when I went to one of their information sessions, despite its rural location and all)
5. Boston
-Liked it a lot when I visited. Loved Boston. Lots of opportunity with such a large university. Supposed to be my safety??? (I'm a URM, with a higher GPA and ACT score then their averages)
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