Nova, ASU, Brandeis, UCSD, Tulane, Santa Clara? Are these all non-targets?
Are Nova, ASU, Brandeis, UCSD, Tulane, Santa Clara all non-targets? .
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Nova is a semi-target for NYC/Philly. non-target everywhere else.
Tulane sees some OCR from southern banks from what I understand. Decent alumni presence in Houston, Atlanta, NYC but generally considered a "non-target" on these boards.
The rest are non-targets
you'd be surprised at ASU
Not a great school but not as much of a stretch as the blatant racketeering marketing campaign TNA does for Nova.
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