NYU vs. Tufts?

[timelyjeez]

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Last decision.
I almost made up my mind to go to NYU, but Tufts is lately really attractive to me, too. Which would you choose, and why? $ and # of students are not big factors to me. Tufts has bigger name, right?

 

[armorshell]

Name doesn't really matter in dentistry. Outside of dentistry, NYU is the big dawg.

 

[jackbauer!]

it usually comes down to Boston vs. NYC for most. both have comparable students & price tags.

gl w/ your decision,
jb!🙂

 

[timelyjeez]

it usually comes down to Boston vs. NYC for most. both have comparable students & price tags.

gl w/ your decision,
jb!🙂

BTW, I hope you come to NYU (if I go there : p) I looooove Jack Bauer and I can't help thinking you are like him! hope you are not a girl, though.

 

[jackbauer!]

BTW, I hope you come to NYU (if I go there : p) I looooove Jack Bauer and I can't help thinking you are like him! hope you are not a girl, though.

def. not a girl 🙂

 

[JohnDoeDDS]

Bauer is the man! lol.

 

[whosmk]

NYU if you can afford the big city life&fun during your dental education

 

[bionerd]

Last decision.
I almost made up my mind to go to NYU, but Tufts is lately really attractive to me, too. Which would you choose, and why? $ and # of students are not big factors to me. Tufts has bigger name, right?

seriously, 99.99% of the general population doesn't know which schools are better than which. But, of course NYU is so well known just because its...well...in NY. Anywho, I think Tufts is a great school. There's fewer students so I think it's easier to get one-on-one attention. I mean, read all the stuff about NYU on this forum. But then again, I just might be subconsciously bitter for being rejected by NYU. 😀

 

[shamrock2006]

Yea when you are deciding b/t those 2 schools...it pretty much comes down to the location of the school. Both schools have larger enrollments..although NYU is bigger by like 100 people..which I guess is a lot. But they also have more faculty to bring that ever popular student/teacher ratio down to about average. Just decide whether you like the cosmopolitan feel of NYC..or the more laid back, "college-like" city of boston. Can't go wrong either way. I mean these are good problems to have! Good luck on your decision.

 

[Buldog]

Yea when you are deciding b/t those 2 schools...it pretty much comes down to the location of the school. Both schools have larger enrollments..although NYU is bigger by like 100 people..which I guess is a lot. But they also have more faculty to bring that ever popular student/teacher ratio down to about average. Just decide whether you like the cosmopolitan feel of NYC..or the more laid back, "college-like" city of boston. Can't go wrong either way. I mean these are good problems to have! Good luck on your decision.

academic advisors at NYUCD:

2 academic advisors/entire student body
this includes international students entering second year


professors at NYUCD:
don't answer your e-mails
(refer to the post Little Infor about NYU)

great recources at NYU I am having a hard time seing them

 

[shamrock2006]

academic advisors at NYUCD:

2 academic advisors/entire student body
this includes international students entering second year


professors at NYUCD:
don't answer your e-mails
(refer to the post Little Infor about NYU)

great recources at NYU I am having a hard time seing them

hmm...did not know this