The decision process...

<p>wonderful outcome, weenie…great kid. ya’ll have fun enjoying the rest of his senior year, now!</p>

<p>Since this thread is mostly about engineering students, you might find our story amusing. DS narrowed his choices to two - RPI and Rose-Hulman, but kept procrastinating making a decision, since both had strong software / computer engineering programs, but were different in other ways. I took him to dinner to discuss - no choice; I helped him make a table with stregths / weaknesses of each school - still no choice; then, we sat down, and in typical nerdy fashion, he made a spreadsheet with weighted factors (everything from core curriculum to dorm life). He needed to see it GRAPHED, and then he compared the graph to the reach school where he was denied. Finally, a decision. It’s Rose!</p>

<p>After hearing that story mom2sons I can truly say that your son definitely belongs at Rose. If he managed to incorporate a spreadsheet and some kind of equation into his college decision, well, then by golly, he might just be an engineer.</p>

<p>That’s funny. And congrats to all the students who have decided where they want to go to school.</p>

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Ah, a man after my own heart!</p>

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<p>So my S sent the deposit off to Case over the weekend, and signed up for orientation and a service project “Case Venture”. </p>

<p>Ahhhhhh, it feels so good to have some clarity and order in life again.</p>