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Hey everyone! Per suggestion, I believe this may give me quicker results. Comments and explanations are definitely welcome and encouraged. Thanks!
Since UNECOM and NSU are very different places with unique pros and cons, where are some of the factors that I have felt to be important:
1) Location - Since I am from MA, UNECOM would be closer to home (support system), but I've been around home for so long, it is time for a change.
2) Weather - Snow vs. No snow and hurricanes
3) Pass Rates - Upper 80s at UNECOM and Lower 90s
4) Activities - In the event that I EVER have time away from the books, both places have different activities to offer
5) Curriculum - Pretty different. Both offer some PBL at some point in the curriculum
6) Cost - Both in tuition (UNECOM higher) and cost of living (NSU higher). Comes out to be approximately the same.
7) Match List -
8) Size of classes - 125 vs 230 ?
Let me know of other factors that I should really be considering and vote vote vote! Thanks again everyone!
Since UNECOM and NSU are very different places with unique pros and cons, where are some of the factors that I have felt to be important:
1) Location - Since I am from MA, UNECOM would be closer to home (support system), but I've been around home for so long, it is time for a change.
2) Weather - Snow vs. No snow and hurricanes
3) Pass Rates - Upper 80s at UNECOM and Lower 90s
4) Activities - In the event that I EVER have time away from the books, both places have different activities to offer
5) Curriculum - Pretty different. Both offer some PBL at some point in the curriculum
6) Cost - Both in tuition (UNECOM higher) and cost of living (NSU higher). Comes out to be approximately the same.
7) Match List -
8) Size of classes - 125 vs 230 ?
Let me know of other factors that I should really be considering and vote vote vote! Thanks again everyone!