If you were to go back to school, what institute would you attend? (Assume, of course, that we are all brilliant, admission is guaranteed, and funds are no object.)
wow - this is a good one. i can't come up with ONE answer since i talk about/research colleges for a living. i would like to take my undergrad institution (Bluffton University) and all of my friends and professors and that experience and plop it into the middle of Boston. this means that nothing would change except our surroundings!
I would absolutely never change my BC experience; however, I think I would have liked to have done something like Columbia University in NYC or George Washington University in DC for a big city feel if I would have gone for my masters right out of undergrad.
People always said I'd regret not getting my masters. And to be honest, I never have. But if I had, maybe I'd have gone to Case. Seems like a great place to learn with awesome hospitals.
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wow - this is a good one. i can't come up with ONE answer since i talk about/research colleges for a living.
i would like to take my undergrad institution (Bluffton University) and all of my friends and professors and that experience and plop it into the middle of Boston. this means that nothing would change except our surroundings!
I agree. GREAT question.
I would love to be creative and daring in my answer, but I truly loved my experience at Bluffton University. I would go there again in a heartbeat.
I would absolutely never change my BC experience; however, I think I would have liked to have done something like Columbia University in NYC or George Washington University in DC for a big city feel if I would have gone for my masters right out of undergrad.
I'd go back to Bluffton in a heartbeat. Loved it.
People always said I'd regret not getting my masters. And to be honest, I never have. But if I had, maybe I'd have gone to Case. Seems like a great place to learn with awesome hospitals.
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