<p>I know these schools are vastly different, but I love both, each for their own reasons.</p>
<p>Right now, I just want to get into one of these, so which college do I have a better shot of getting into ED?</p>
<p>it depends…both have slighlty different criteria for their ideal student, assuming you already have the numbers and recommendations necessary</p>
<p>do you think of yourself as self-driven or quirky?</p>
<p>are you very outdoorsy or conservative?</p>
<p>go with your gut on the ed choice, apply to both through the rd round and then decide</p>
<p>How would we know? You provide no data. However, you can look at their data from last year and see which fits you better. dcircle gives you a way to start from the personality perspective.</p>
<p>Conservative lol? Where. I swear this stereotype of Dartmouth is ridiculous. In 1985 maybe. Not now. In a D poll almost 80% voted for Kerry in 2004, in 2000 it was 83% for Gore or Nadar.</p>
<p>true. but someone who holds their conservative politics dear will find a much broader community at dartmouth. there’s no equivalent of the dartmouth review at brown.</p>