Brown is probably the easiest, but what are some others? Being a top recruited athlete I can get into almost any school besides stanford,harvard,mit, so any other top schools I should look into besides brown for top school/not terribly difficult.
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Duke pretty cake especially with right major
Currently at Duke what majors would that be. I'm assuming PubPol/PoliSci
Ya honestly if you stay outside Pratt / Math or Physics nothing too bad. Econ, CS, Stat, all quite common and doable to do well in.
Yale (if you can get in).
Cornell Dyson, one of the heaviest grade inflated schools in Cornell University.
OP asked for "top schools"
Cornell Dyson is a top school in the field of finance, you are just too privileged to understand.
Dyson is a pure target and on the high end of the list.
Berkeley is super easy if you stay away from any engineering/STEM classes
so many people and competitiveness in my opinion
if you are interested in banking go to Michigan and get into Ross - if you are an athlete you will get in and you will get amazing looks during recruiting (not hard to keep high gpa, pretty sure there are athletes with high gpa)
Definitely an option but I feel yale is far superior, but at some point I might take a full ride compared to ivy/d3 where you don't get full rides on athletic
I mean basically I can go to any d1 school for free or I can go to any ivy league/d3 for whatever it costs. (except harvard,stanford, and mit). Not sure what a school like yale might cost but is it worth it over a d1 school for less.
Was in a similar situation, chose top public school and now I’m headed to EB and I would do the same choice (not for Harvard/MIT)
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