<p>Having spent four years at Hopkins, and the last month at Duke, there’s one thing that “feels” different between the two. To me, it always felt like the Homewood campus was dominated by undergrads - it was a relatively small environment where undergraduate life was the primary focus. On the other hand, Duke has all its schools on a single campus, so the place “feels” a lot bigger. Granted I’ve never been here as an undergrad, so maybe my perception is off, but I get the feeling that undergrads are just a small part of the overall population/community here, instead of being the dominant part like at Hopkins. (Freshmen live on East Campus, but I believe the rest of the undergrads live and have classes on Central Campus or West Campus, which is right next to the Hospital, as well the Business and Law Schools). Not saying one is necessarily better than the other, but it definitely has a different feel than the Homewood campus and I agree that each campus will be a better fit for some people than others</p>