Help with school list?

[HK108]

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[dent_wannabe]

What is your state of residency?

 

[artist2022]

What is your state of residency?

Rutgers (in state)

I don't know too much about east coast schools but I'd definitely cut USC and NYU from your list because your stats are decent (your PAT is ok) and those are two of the most expensive schools out there. Are all the state schools you have on there OOS friendly? Like UMD, UConn, UMich? If not, then I'd maybe take them off too. I'd cut it down to about 13-15 and use location along with cost- only keep the schools/cities where you can see yourself attending/living in for the next 4 years.

 

[sp1997]

In my opinion, I would suggest to cut some schools out and make the list shorter (keeping 10-12 schools). But that is entirely up to you. However, I would look at the statistics of the students at each of the schools so you better understand your standing as an applicant, though it's nice to have a "reach" school

 

[HK108]

I don't know too much about east coast schools but I'd definitely cut USC and NYU from your list because your stats are decent (your PAT is ok) and those are two of the most expensive schools out there. Are all the state schools you have on there OOS friendly? Like UMD, UConn, UMich? If not, then I'd maybe take them off too. I'd cut it down to about 13-15 and use location along with cost- only keep the schools/cities where you can see yourself attending/living in for the next 4 years.

Yes, they are OOS friendly! Sounds good, thanks 🙂

 

[HK108]

In my opinion, I would suggest to cut some schools out and make the list shorter (keeping 10-12 schools). But that is entirely up to you. However, I would look at the statistics of the students at each of the schools so you better understand your standing as an applicant, though it's nice to have a "reach" school

That's exactly what I'm trying to do haha just not sure which to cut, I've already checked out all of the stats (I'm considering UoP, UConn, UMich, and Columbia as reaches)