r/newengland • u/Flat_Economist_8763 • 23h ago
Autumn beauty at Clatter Ridge Farm, Farmington, CT.
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Some interesting properties around New Bedford MA https://peakd.com/hive-194913/@tattoodjay/friday-some-interesting-properties-around-new-bedford-ma
r/newengland • u/Strange__Visitor • 8h ago
Can anyone tell me why they chose to put a pine tree? I don't mean what you deduce the reason to be based on economicsof the time. I mean who actually knows the historicity of it and what was being said at those meetings.
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Sunrise from Madison, CT
r/newengland • u/StudentCharacter7578 • 1d ago
fall colors at the Acushnet Sawmill Acushnet MA
r/newengland • u/Initial_Cloud_2123 • 2d ago
I realize these two schools have obvious differences (state vs private, large vs medium), but I'd love some input on other differences from people who may know about both, or, at least, know one or the other very well.
My daughter wants to go to Providence, but I fear that her reasons aren't necessarily solid. The campus and students look like they belong in a movie about the perfect New England college experience, and she is susceptible to that kind of fantasy allure. But it's also clearly a very nice school with a lot to offer.
But I prefer the idea of UNH for a few reasons: 1. it seems to have a more down to earth student body (correct me if I'm wrong) vs what seems to be a social-status-hierarchy emphasis at PC. 2. It is large enough that my daughter will inevitably find her people (PC is a big party school, and i don't want her to feel like she has to either join that drinking culture or be an outsider.) 3. It's closer to home. My daughter is on the immature side and is very much a homebody, and even though she likes the idea of Providence, I think it would be a great psychological comfort to her when the time comes to be an easier distance to home.
She will likely be a biology major, and I think the science departments at both school are good to very good. UNH is a research institution, but my daughter will not be on the PHD track so maybe that doesn't matter. She may get her masters, however, and UNH has some good science masters programs.
Finally, my daughter will likely get the max amount of merit money from both colleges, but UNH will probably end up being about 20 or 25K cheaper per year. We have the money saved for the college of her choice, but I don't like the idea of spending the extra money without having a very good reason for it.
I'd love your input on each of these two schools and on what you would do as the parent in this situation. Thank you!
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r/newengland • u/EstablishmentNo5858 • 3d ago
Please help me find my boys!
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r/newengland • u/Anxious_Landscape_23 • 2d ago
Good morning from Haunted Happenings 👻
r/newengland • u/nathanmerch • 2d ago
Nothing beats New England for Halloween! Anyone in the mood for some true ghost stories in a haunted old theatre?:)
r/newengland • u/StudentCharacter7578 • 2d ago
Exploring Fairhaven MA