OFFICIAL: Best Viewbook?

[tomjr]

OK, this should be fun.... which schools put out the nicest, most informative, BEST LOOKING Prospective Student Viewbook?

My top three, in order:

1) Yale.... love those black & white photos, cool concept of "A week at Yale Med"

2) Pitt.... gave me warm and fuzzies when I read it

3) Penn.... very cool design and neat student profiles

Thoughts?

deuces,

Tom

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[xaelia]

Hm...not terribly many notably good ones I've seen.

University of Pittsburgh is my overall winner for the oversized viewbook that gives you a good feel for the school.

University of Southern California is light on content, but the visual design is the best I've seen (in my previous-professional opinion).

 

[lola]

did schools only give viewbooks to people they interviewed? cause i didn't get one for usc and yale even though i applied .

pitt's was fantastic! so much so that i was a little disappointed during my visit b/c the brochure was so amazing.

 

[Adcadet]

I remember getting Pitt's viewbook and immediately reading it cover-to-cover and dreaming about going to such an awesome school. Needless to say, it wa really hard for me to turn down my Pitt interview offer when I got accepted to my top choice.

 

[JM.]

I also nominate Penn, I thought theirs was the best.

 

[UCLAMAN]

Originally posted by lola
did schools only give viewbooks to people they interviewed? cause i didn't get one for usc and yale even though i applied .

I interviewed at USC but I didn't get a viewbook.

 

[MD-2007-Gal]

Originally posted by lola
did schools only give viewbooks to people they interviewed? cause i didn't get one for usc and yale even though i applied .

Nope, I didn't get a Yale viewbook, even thought I was interviewed there. But the full viewbook is on their website.

Temple's viewbook was pretty informative. I think I also remember liking Rochester's.