<p>If the answer is BC (I’m guessing there will be some bias here), why do you think so?</p>
<p>There is a thread about this on the Tufts forum (where there is naturally Tufts bias). However I find it strange that this is the question someone who claims to be a BC grad would ask. It’s not even an intelligent question focusing on two departments in the respective schools. hmmm. Maybe that’s because it wasn’t asked by a BC grad but a ■■■■■ who is posing as a BC grad but is really a prospective applicant (or current student, although less likely). But I’m sure if we had to ask you (who claims that BU is a better school than BC), the answer would be Tufts? Am I good or what?</p>
<p>Better at what? They are different colleges and have different offerings. </p>
<p>Tufts is excellent in IR, for example, whereas BC’s Comm/biz programs is nearly half of the student body. </p>
<p>If you like d1, and/or spectator sports, Tufts is non-existant.</p>
<p>BC is need-blind in admissions, but Tufts is not.</p>
<p>The list if significant differences goes on and on.</p>
<p>I was about to respond seriously when I remembered you were that ■■■■■ from before.</p>
<p>“Maybe that’s because it wasn’t asked by a BC grad but a ■■■■■ who is posing as a BC grad but is really a prospective applicant (or current student, although less likely).”</p>
<p>I am a BC grad. But if you take me for an idiot, I can see why you wouldn’t want to buy it…</p>
<p>You are clearly not a BC grad because just six days ago you asked the College Search forum whether a degree from BC or UMass Amherst Honors was better. And then you asked the BU forum why BC is considered better, and now start yet another thread on the BC forum asking why we think BC is better than Tufts. You are clearly a high schooler, or transfer at best, but judging from your lack of ability to ■■■■■ well, probably a rising senior. It’s weird because you seem to have some sort of fixation with the BC forum because you’ve started several threads here in the past couple of days asking about BC, yet claim to have graduated from there. Troller stop ■■■■■■■■.</p>
<p>“You are clearly not a BC grad because just six days ago you asked the College Search forum whether a degree from BC or UMass Amherst Honors was better.”</p>
<p>I am not sure I follow your logic. So you are saying that any BC grad would have known how BC compares to other universities?</p>
<p>I am a BC grad. Ask me anything about BC if you don’t believe me.</p>
<p>How many sinks are in the downstairs men’s bathroom in Fulton?</p>
<p>tbh, I wouldn’t even feed this blood thirsty ■■■■■, he has multiple threads and each has a different story. And hell no, there’s no way this guy is even in highschool. My guess is he is going to Boston university next year or he’s some middle schooler with nothing better to do with his life.</p>
<p>You think too highly of BC. Even people like me get accepted to and graduate from BC.</p>
<p>There are mistakes even at Harvard my friend. Seems like you didn’t make the most out of your four years and now you want to mistake that for flaws in BC. I am not saying this because I think BC is the best school ever. I am saying that regardless of what school you go to, success is derived from personal motivation and not from the institution stated on your diploma.</p>
<p>" There are mistakes even at Harvard my friend."</p>
<p>Then I guess I was a mistake. Thanks for the self-esteem boost.</p>
<p>“Seems like you didn’t make the most out of your four years and now you want to mistake that for flaws in BC”</p>
<p>I did what I could given the opportunities at my disposal and personal ability. I am not a person who is good at feigning interest in things he doesn’t care about.</p>
<p>"I am saying that regardless of what school you go to, success is derived from personal motivation and not from the institution stated on your diploma. "</p>
<p>There is more to it than personal motivation but given my personal experience I can’t disagree with you: the name of the institution, in some cases, can mean nothing.</p>
<p>Hey Oddsss, your bs threads and comments really make it difficult for a real prospective student looking for answers to find them. So why don’t you just stop ■■■■■■■■ and find some better activity to do? Like go mess with BU’s thread</p>
<p>If this was facebook i was like the heck out of that ^</p>