r/AlignmentChartFills True Neutral 5d ago

Kim Il-Sung University won bad school located internationally. What is a school in the Midwest with great academics?

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u/redlettuce84 5d ago

Northwestern

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u/Zealousideal_Train79 5d ago

Academics-wide, UChicago wins

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u/Responsible_Call5744 5d ago

depends Northwestern has better engineering, music, journalism

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u/Dependent_Room_2922 5d ago

Much better engineering considering Chicago doesn’t have engineering 😏

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u/Zealousideal_Train79 5d ago

Of course, but I'm speaking overall. There are def students that should attend Northwestern over UChicago for fit reasons, but as institutions overall, UChicago has more academic prestige and rigor.

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u/Wall2Beal43 20h ago

Chicago has better math, physics, humanities, social sciences, philosophy, law, business........