<p>doh! I was going by the latest Princeton Review guidebook, 2011. Stupid guidebook! It says UC=28-32;NU=30-33.</p>
<p>So phu, just so I know - pls cite your mid 50 data . </p>
<p>So chicagobound,are you a HS sr now? that 's what I was assuming. if so, wdnt you know if your are a NMF or NMSF yet?</p>
<p>yeah - why don’t you just apply to both? also, request a alumni interview with both colleges. the interview is two way - they find out about you - I am sure you’d do fine; and also you get see a little about what the college is about - what they think is important - from the questions and the questioner.</p>
<p>since we’re all sharing here and we dont know who is who, can you share with us why your parents wd be averse to you attending NU? Even tho I expressed some distinctions that I saw in two visits, they probably share a whole bunch of stuff , most important, each are colleges, where you gotta get up , go to class, listen to profs, study, write papers, take tests, get grades, have a gpa, and then receive a diploma. Hey, that’s the same as about 3,700 other institutions of higher ed in our country.</p>
<p>also, chibound, pls note the correlated threads that CC so generously provides at the bottom of this thread.</p>