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Bentley College is in Waltham, which is plenty close to Boston and provides a shuttle service to get there. It's a great business school...
Boston College is in Chestnut Hill, also close enough to Boston for my liking. It's a Roman Catholic school, so I'd be right at home.
Boston University is in Boston, which is ideal. A big undergraduate population, but less than 3,000 are in the business school...
New York University is obviously in New York City, which I think would be an absolute blast. On top of that, it's actually a great school.
Providence College is in Providence, Rhode Island, which is a cool little city. It's also Catholic and pretty small, but I really felt at home on the campus.
Salve Regina is in Newport, Rhode Island, a city I loved the moment I got there. It's Catholic and right by the ocean. Not to mention the Black Pearl has the best clam chowder I've ever had...haha!
University of Colorado at Colorado Springs is one of two in-state schools I'm considering. Colorado Springs is a great area and it's wicked cheap.
University of Denver is in the city, which is a plus. It's close to home, although that's not really what I'm looking for these days. And it's a good, private school.
University of San Diego would be a beautiful place to live. It's a small, Roman Catholic school with good business sense.
University of San Francisco is also a small, Roman Catholic school. I have no idea why it intrigues me to such an extent, but it does...
GAH. I'm FREAKING OUT.
Boston College is in Chestnut Hill, also close enough to Boston for my liking. It's a Roman Catholic school, so I'd be right at home.
Boston University is in Boston, which is ideal. A big undergraduate population, but less than 3,000 are in the business school...
New York University is obviously in New York City, which I think would be an absolute blast. On top of that, it's actually a great school.
Providence College is in Providence, Rhode Island, which is a cool little city. It's also Catholic and pretty small, but I really felt at home on the campus.
Salve Regina is in Newport, Rhode Island, a city I loved the moment I got there. It's Catholic and right by the ocean. Not to mention the Black Pearl has the best clam chowder I've ever had...haha!
University of Colorado at Colorado Springs is one of two in-state schools I'm considering. Colorado Springs is a great area and it's wicked cheap.
University of Denver is in the city, which is a plus. It's close to home, although that's not really what I'm looking for these days. And it's a good, private school.
University of San Diego would be a beautiful place to live. It's a small, Roman Catholic school with good business sense.
University of San Francisco is also a small, Roman Catholic school. I have no idea why it intrigues me to such an extent, but it does...
GAH. I'm FREAKING OUT.