Smith vs schools in Boston

TheDad
Thu, 04 Nov 2010 00:50:38 +0000

I think you have to let Smith sell itself to your D. Graduating from Smith can be just as “practical” as graduating from NU and my own snotty perspective is that you’ll have a much broader education if you do so.

My own take is that cognitive science/psych are stronger for job prospect than sociology/gender studies…nothing wrong with classes in the latter but major? Mmm.

But regardless of major I would do my best to do research projects (theses) that demonstrate the ability to sustain a high level of writing and to throw some solid quantitative courses in with that.
The more pitches you can hit, the better you fit in someone’s batting order. Whups…it’s not baseball season anymore, is it?