Top 10 Colleges w/Pros + Cons
SAT: REQUIRED YES OR NO
Cornell - YES
Michigan State - NO
Quinnipiac - NO
Purdue - don’t think so, can’t tell
Fairfield - NO
Virginia Tech - NO
Ohio State - YES
Rutgers - NO
UNH - NO
REACH: Cornell University
Major: Industrial and Labor Relations
Minor: Theatre or Preforming & Media Arts
2 yr living on-campus requirement
among top 10 colleges with best food
10 dining halls
beautiful campus
nice city surroundings (in Ithaca)
very large
Internships with Pay
10% acceptance rate
68k
ACHIEVABLE: Michigan State University
Major: Human Resource Managment
Minor: Theatre
ACHIEVABLE: Quinnipiac University
Major: Human Resource Management
Minor: Theatre
ACHIEVABLE: Purdue University
Major: Human Resources Development
Minor: Theatre
$40,000 — $28,794 tuition and $12,820 room&board
very large
ACHIEVABLE: FairField University
Major: Management
Minor: Theatre
ACHIEVABLE: Virginia Tech
Major: Human Resources Management
Minor: Theatre Arts
ACHIEVABLE: Ohio State University
Major: Human Resources or Business Management
Minor: Musical Theatre
very large
45k (32k tuition + 13k room & board)
51% acceptance rate
living learning communities
3 traditional dining halls, 22 quick-food places, 3 mini-market places
D1
Internships with Pay
Job Placement
ACHIEVABLE: Rutgers University New Brunswick
Major: Human Resource Management
Minor: Theatre Acting
living learning communities
34 food options/places
very large
Internships with Pay
56% acceptance
44k (30k tuition + 14k room and board)
SAFETY: University of New Hampshire (UNH)
Major: Business Administration: Management
Minor(s): Human Recources Management; Musical Theatre
Pro’s:
free laundry
housing freshman + sophomore year
school of business is in central campus
large
good food, good amount of dining halls
some nice dorms
right near a downtown
great location
train to downtown boston + woburn (easy commute home)
bus system around campus
can do two minors
Con’s:
older dorms
1 hour from home
doesn’t have HR major (has to be online or minor)
not super updated (most academic buildings are, but dorms aren’t)