<p>I am definitely considering grad school, and I am also considering a career in the non-profit sector, so that’s one of the reasons I’m really taking a hard look at the financial aspect.</p>
<p>In regards to the BU scholarship, it comes out to be ~$18,000, so while over four years that may add up to a $12,000 difference (compared to the $14,000 @ NE), I’m not sure if it’s big enough to make the biggest difference (especially considering that I just generally prefer NE to BU). But I am still going to revisit BU.</p>
<p>A very likely possibility is that I have been brain washed by all the NE info I’ve been receiving in these past months. I was totally captivated by their International Opportunities session at the Accepted Students Day. I think that I especially love NE because I have three opportunites for co-op/study abroad, whereas it seems that at other schools that generally only happens once.</p>
<p>Thanks for all the responses thus far… you’re definitely giving me a lot to consider.</p>
<p>EDIT: I meant to add that I am also waiting to hear from a $5,000/year scholarship that I applied for that I can only use @ NE.</p>