Brown v. Duke v. Yale

[cinder spear]

I'd say brown cause of the flexibility of the open curriculum if you intend to switch. Brown is also highly ranked as a premed and for cs-econ

[keen dock]

uhhh based on a quick search:

yale has no official premed track but you can take all the courses necessary for admissions to med school. Yale cs is abysmal from an objective research standpoint but their reputation carries far for software engineering.

their econ is pretty good tho

Dukes premed track is one of the best in the nation (t3 usually, best admissions rate iirc). Cs is ok but best between your three options. Econ is also ok (after yale, before brown)

brown is worst for cs and econ (idk cs-econ combined as a co-major). Brown is ranked pretty well for premed but worse than Duke

all superb schools tho, u cant really go wrong with any other than yale maybe not offering an actual premed track

I would go with the more minute details like the amount of support you would get from the faculty, student body vibes, campus, food, quality of life, etc

if you have any questions about Duke you can send them to me. I am mech e cs at Duke and my sister was premed and prelaw

[soft forge]

Duke is the best option here. It’s better than yale in CS and yale + brown for premed. The only thing it loses in is econ to yale & brown.

plus duke has the some of the best dining hall food if that matters at all

If you’re a prestige simp, go to Yale

If you want to be a little flexible and not 100% sure if you wanna do cs-econ, go to duke. If you end up wanting to switch to premed, you’ll be at one of the best pre med unis in the U.S. already

Brown is a decent mix of prestige, flexibility, and okay cs. They also have p good premed but nothing compared to duke.

[quick merlin]

Really? Huh I didn’t know it was the worst

[keen dock]

well between the three colleges you listed

cs

premed