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Thanks for your time and effort Oracle. Very useful information. It makes my decision tougher though, haha. Everytime I try to lean Tufts, I hear great things about MWU and I'm back at square one.
I guess I still have a lot more research to do and arguments to solve.
For one, I graduated undergrad 3 years ago, and now I'm finding out that MWU wants 6 credits of English Composition. The only EC course my school offered was 4 credits, but I've taken plenty of other writing-intensive courses (including english, sociology, and psychology). I'm going to try and call admissions on Monday and see what they say. I think it would be a bit ridiculous if they made me go and spend $1000 more just to get two credits based solely on a course name technicality.
Other than that, I want to make sure that I can get on-campus housing. It'll be no problem at Tufts because they send out housing contracts to everyone at the same time. MWU still has some more studio spots, but the longer I wait, the less of a chance I have.
they make concessions all the time when pre-reqs are close enough. i'm sure it's fine. i'd advise against campus housing here though. there are many places to live that are way affordable and way nicer. right across from campus there are 2 complexes that are excellent not to mention the neighborhoods where you can get 3 bdrm houses for around 1000 or 2 bdrm condos for 800 w/ ridiculous amenities like beach entrance pools and whatnot. haha tufts is a great school, and you've got a real decision to make. good luck!