Engineering or Business school with merit aid, northeast, midwest or south

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More generally, this makes it difficult to “transfer” from a business/econ major to engineering or vice versa and oftentimes students may be forced to go through a secondary application process or delay graduation. As such, it may be advisable to pick either pathway before starting college.

As noted above by another poster, transferring among Northwestern University’s undergraduate schools (there are 6 undergraduate schools if I recall correctly) is easy other than to the School of Music because an audition is required, and the Theater major in the School of Communications as it rarely accepts transfers.

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Nevertheless, your perspective is interesting with respect to NU’s SESP and the LOC concentration.

SESP may be one of the best kept secrets in higher education. Small classes, intimate community, sophisticated courses taught at a graduate level. Equal number of undergraduate and graduate students are in SESP (about 300 of each for a total of 600 students).