Wheaton vs Endicott vs Stonehill vs UNH

thumper1
Sat, 30 Dec 2023 22:34:48 +0000

tsbna44:

A school might have 5 or 10 or 50K people but you’re not necessarily interacting with so many…or all parts of campus.

I wouldn’t choose a religious school (personally) if that was bothering me up front.

I can address both of these…

1. My undergrad school had almost 30,000 students when I was there. The communications disorders department was actually small and intimate. I made lifelong friends there, and kept in touch with much of the faculty after I graduated. My graduate college was about 25,000 students. My SLP masters class was 20 students.

2. Stonehill is a very welcoming college for all faiths. We know students who attended, and many more than two handsful. They loved their time there. Some were Catholic, but that’s not why they chose the school. Yes, there is a religion course requirement. You would need to look for yourselves and see if this would be uncomfortable for you.

Our daughter went to a Jesuit undergrad school. We are not Catholic. She never felt out of place.

Of course, you need to be comfortable about this decision…and this certainly varies from family to family.