LMU, UNH, or Santa Clara?

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Posted Apr 16, 2020 10:51

Got accepted for Fall 2020 to Loyola Los Angeles, UNH Franklin Pierce, and Santa Clara. Which one is best to go to for IP?

[Edited by jayexwolf on Apr 16, 2020]

Got accepted for Fall 2020 to Loyola Los Angeles, UNH Franklin Pierce, and Santa Clara. Which one is best to go to for IP?

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smrithi su...

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Posted Apr 18, 2020 09:51

Hey
Congratulations!! Good to know that you too got your acceptance for FALL 2020.
Have you also been asked to confirm your admissions with a deposit?
And how are you planning on going about the admission and visa process amidst the Corona situation?
Are you a foreign student as well ?
Please get in touch so that we can may be we could help each other and exchange whatever insight each may have ?

[Edited by smrithi sundararajan on Apr 18, 2020]

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