URochester vs Boston College Math/Econ

tsbna44
Tue, 29 Mar 2022 03:55:35 +0000

That’s fair - I personally think, when you’re a religion that few are, it makes the social aspect, it makes most aspects more difficult. It’s all interrelated. At least that was my experience - I had more of my religion growing up and my group was my religion whereas my kids had a harder time in a Christian environment. Even when you had friends, they weren’t true, hang out outside of school friends. Everyone is different - I just don’t see that the experience could be what you want - but you are the one that needs to be good, not me.

As for UR and aid, I’ve heard this, perhaps from the same poster- but the school meets 100% of need. So if you get a need based scholarship, unless income or something financially changes, this shouldn’t happen. But you may express your concerns to a financial aid advisor. If this were the case, their grad rate would be low because people would be dropping out right and left. But for any “merit” scholarships - schools have rules - and you would have to meet those rules - i.e. maintaining a GPA.

Good luck.