Neuroscience Major at Ohio State - Pitt - Binghamton

fanoffriends
Mon, 11 Dec 2023 17:44:19 +0000

Truly appreciate everything you have shared.

He loves the sciences and he just gets them. Hopefully he will land at a school that allows him to find his way should he want to change course. He’s always been curious about the brain, people’s motivations, why they do what they do, how different people learn, things like that.

He thrives in an environment where there is accessibility to the instructor and develops a great relationship with his teachers. This is where the larger publics concern me. A freshman lecture with 500 / 800 + students would not be his first choice. OFC if you sit in the front row you NEVER know how many people are behind you and if you take adv of office hours there is a way to overcome the intimidation of a large lecture course.

his ed school is highly rejective. it’s not large like the 3 mentioned. just trying to get comfortable with the acceptances that have come in because the remaining decisions can go either way when you consider the current landscape of the admissions world, getting yield protected, you just never know what they are looking for when building a class.