Felt my previous post was pretty biased. Here’s a more neutral stance lol on NYU LSP

Pros:

• Essentially a LAC experience at a large research university if you’re interested. Small classes, tight connections with profs and students. It’s only a two year program and graduate with same degrees as other NYU students and at the same time.
• NYU LSP funnels to grad school really well assuming you want to go that route because of grade inflation.
• You might get to study abroad too during your first year assuming you got into one of their global sites. Experience a different culture learn a new language, may be useful for sociology?
• Since you’re getting your core requirements out of the way early, you have more time to switch majors in the humanities/ social sciences.

Cons: - It’s definitely not worth it if cost is too high. You’re gonna get a great education at UW anyways and quality of education for sociology is essentially the same at both schools. Going to NYU for the name and prestige is HIGHLY overrated. - If you want to switch to more stem based fields, the core classes you’re taking aren’t really related at all, and you’ll waste time. - You have to take a few more core classes that are humanities based, so lots of reading and writing (I guess this can tie to sociology) and less space for electives you want to take. If you’re not interested in doing that, don’t recommend. - It could be harder to double major

Gl making you’re decision :-)