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Hi everyone! I was accepted to Tufts and BU as a sophomore transfer and I am having a hard time making a choice between the two. I'm coming from a SLAC in the Midwest and having a hard time feeling engaged and I'm not doing super great in the rural area.
I would be an environmental studies major at Tufts (Environmental Analysis and Policy at BU), and I'd probably have an Urban Studies Major. It seems like credits transfer over pretty similarly at both schools. I want to go into a field where I can work with people and I want my major to help me build those skills.
I'm pretty outgoing and I make friends by doing extracurriculars and shared activities (most probably school band and environmental groups). I feel like residential life also might be important (i.e. making friends with floormates). I like going out sometimes but I prefer being outside and exploring cities/parks/etc with people.
The bottom line is that I want a school that offers social and academic stability, even if it feels like an oasis in a more chaotic environment.
BU is giving me better aid than Tufts so I am appealing, but even if the two offered the same aid, I would not be sure what to do. Any feedback or tips would be very helpful! And the formatting/wording might be a little weird because I'm on my phone.

which one should I choose? I loved the campus of both and the LAC experience, and I can’t decide between the two.
I’ll be entering as a junior, so not sure which school is better for transitioning. I’m an economics major but also hoping to double in environmental studies, particularly environmental policy.
I love Wellesley’s vibe but the ES major there seems pretty science-heavy. Anyone know what the environment-related programs at Tufts are like?
I’m also open to exploring other majors at Wellesley like comparative lit, anthropology, or history.
Also curious how research and campus involvement opportunities are like for transfers at both schools!

i’m currently at bates with a biochem major and film minor , but debating transferring to tufts for tufts less isolated location, easier transportation, and more funded arts, especially in film and theater. i love my friends at bates but idk what to do. any advice for current students or transfers? also i would love to talk to any other transfers who were accepted! i got into the school of arts and sciences

Hey everyone, I have been trying to better understand what kind of rent information is actually useful when people are searching for housing around Boston.

Two weeks ago, I started collecting anonymous rent reports from local renters as a small community data project. It has grown from around 7 reports to 98 so far, and the feedback has been really helpful.

So far, the most useful things seem to be:

• Average rent by bedroom count
• Neighborhood-level rent ranges
• Map-based rent comparisons
• Better mobile map experience
• Broader neighborhood coverage, now around 70 neighborhoods
• Absolutely no login needed

I am also thinking about whether neighborhood context should be included, like nearby grocery stores, transit, or other daily-life factors. I am not sure if that would genuinely help renters or just clutter the experience.

For people who have searched for housing in and around Boston:

• What information do you wish you had before signing a lease?
• Would rent-by-bedroom and neighborhood comparisons actually help?
• Would nearby grocery stores be useful on a rent map, or is that unnecessary?

I can share what I have been working on in the comments if that is allowed, but mainly looking for feedback. (It's called BostonHome)

Did anyone get put on the tufts summer waitlist just earlier today? Also do ya’ll think this is sent to all people still on the Tufts waitlist or just a few select people? I’m guessing everyone but lmk

I got 48k merit per year from CWRU but I feel like Tufts has more prestige and more importantly is going to be more grade inflationary than CWRU. (I have to decide by today because I got off the waitlist at Tufts and have until midnight!!) Any advice is appreciated

money isn't a huge issue for me

I'm an upcoming freshman planning on double majoring in applied mathematics / quantitative economics, but all throughout this subreddit I'm hearing that the freshman economics classes are graded horribly with hit-or-miss professors. Is this exaggerated? Are the higher classes better?

Tomorrow guys. Good luck to everyone ! If we get in WOHOOO , and if we don’t WOHOOO too ! Life is beautiful anyways. I pray that we all end where we’re meant to be and no matter what we’ll shine wherever we go !

Hello! I’m considering going to a concert in D.C. during the week of orientation. I plan on participating in pre orientation and moving in the 28th of august. Orientation move in day is the 2nd of September and matriculation is the next day. The concert is from the 4th to the 6th of September during labor day weekend and first day of classes is the 8th of September. Do you guys thinks going to the concert makes any sense or would even be allowed?

Hi!

I was accepted as a transfer into Tufts, love the English department at my current school, and was wondering if anyone here had any insight into the English program at Tufts, specifically relationships with professors and feedback given on work. Thank you!

Do the Single Use Restrooms often have a line to use them? Or are there enough of them to remain mostly available throughout the day?

I’m a Sophomore at Tufts and just got assigned to Hill Hall for housing next year. My upperclassmen friends all said it was “interesting” and I’m unsure how to take that.

Academics

Pre-med / Public Health (Junior(

APs:
AP Physics C
AP Calc AB/BC
AP Lang
AP Gov
AP Econ
AP Bio
APUSH
AP CSP
AP Chem
AP Human Geo
AP Psych

GPA : 3.78 UW , Weighted 4.15

SAT: 1320 (goal 1450) Intense Study over Summer

Activities

BPA – State qualifier
ISMMA – 3× gold, 1× silver
VEX Robotics – Worlds qualifier
Model UN – officer
National Honor Society
Violin – 10+ years
AP tutoring – 100+ hrs
Academic volunteering (online lectures + peer review) – 50+ hrs

Hi! I got in to Tufts as a transfer sophomore for the fall of 2026 and was wondering if anyone has transferred into Tufts and what their experience has been like, especially with finding community. I believe I'd have to live off-campus with a group of other transfers, and I am worried about never living on campus.

hi! i just got off the waitlist for tufts yesterday. i’m currently committed to uconn honors and i plan to major in engineering.

i’m not sure which school i want to go with and was hoping to hear from anyone who may have been in the same position as me!

i like that uconn is a big school that seems very lively and has lots of school spirit. i don’t know a ton about tufts’ campus environment and life tho so id love to hear more about students’ experiences! id also love to hear about the school and engineering and students’ thoughts! btw cost is not a concern! thanks!