Is Hillsdale the new Harvard?

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Only the people who think Dollywood is a substitute for Disney World.

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Anonymous wrote:Hillsdale aims to be the Harvard of the alt-right Christo-fascist set.

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People are heading to Hillsdale because of the controversies at places like Harvard, Penn, etc.

No, they’re not. If you’ve been to Hillsdale, then you know.

Hillsdale proudly brags about and defends its indoctrination.


https://www.thefire.org/news/why-hillsdale-earns-warning-rating-fire

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My point was that East coasters and others are not flocking to Hillsdale. Even with all these “controversies,” they’re just not doing it.

How do you know? it could be in the early stages.

I’ve been to Hillsdale a few times. Students and families who’ve had their sights set on Harvard, Penn, etc are not going to flock to Hillsdale. That’s just not gonna happen. So not.

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Yes

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[Anonymous]

Charlie Kirk (who thinks college is a scam) loves Hillsdale and that's all I need to know to know that it's terrible.

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No

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Anonymous wrote:Hillsdale aims to be the Harvard of the alt-right Christo-fascist set.

This this this

People are heading to Hillsdale because of the controversies at places like Harvard, Penn, etc.

If you say so, luv

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Anonymous wrote:Pat Sajac--Wheel of Fortune host--was head of the board at Hillsdale College. His daughter is a recent graduate.

Hillsdale is a solid school for Classics majors.

Hahahahaha. If an aging makeup-coated game show host is your standard for quality Classics, that explains everything.

Seriously though, I am a graduate of Christian college, and Hillsdale, is not a well respected academic institution. It is too restrictive to knowledge and not in a class with Wheaton (I attended a differentChristian college). And neither is a "Christian Harvard " because every college has its own identity. That is ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Only the people who think Dollywood is a substitute for Disney World.

/raises hand.

Not a substitute, but a more pleasant choice.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Pat Sajac--Wheel of Fortune host--was head of the board at Hillsdale College. His daughter is a recent graduate.

Hillsdale is a solid school for Classics majors.

Hahahahaha. If an aging makeup-coated game show host is your standard for quality Classics, that explains everything.

Seriously though, I am a graduate of Christian college, and Hillsdale, is not a well respected academic institution. It is too restrictive to knowledge and not in a class with Wheaton (I attended a differentChristian college). And neither is a "Christian Harvard " because every college has its own identity. That is ridiculous.

Someone who is not aging would be far worse. Do you have any valid criticism, or did your Christian college not teach you critical thinking?

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Anonymous wrote:Charlie Kirk (who thinks college is a scam) loves Hillsdale and that's all I need to know to know that it's terrible.

He's not all wrong. Having a sugar grandad is better than college. Class traitor is a great job but the industry is too small to sustain employment for everyone.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hillsdale aims to be the Harvard of the alt-right Christo-fascist set.

This this this

People are heading to Hillsdale because of the controversies at places like Harvard, Penn, etc.

No, they’re not. If you’ve been to Hillsdale, then you know.

Hillsdale proudly brags about and defends its indoctrination.


https://www.thefire.org/news/why-hillsdale-earns-warning-rating-fire

???

My point was that East coasters and others are not flocking to Hillsdale. Even with all these “controversies,” they’re just not doing it.

Oops, I meant to reply to the indoctrination comment chain.

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Anonymous wrote:Hillsdale aims to be the Harvard of the alt-right Christo-fascist set.

This this this

People are heading to Hillsdale because of the controversies at places like Harvard, Penn, etc.

If you say so, luv

"Harvard sees applications for early admission drop by 17 percent over last year"

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Anonymous wrote:Hillsdale aims to be the Harvard of the alt-right Christo-fascist set.

This this this

People are heading to Hillsdale because of the controversies at places like Harvard, Penn, etc.

If you say so, luv

"Harvard sees applications for early admission drop by 17 percent over last year"

pretty sure this has more to do with the abysmal chances of admission than due to the "controversies."

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hillsdale aims to be the Harvard of the alt-right Christo-fascist set.

This this this

People are heading to Hillsdale because of the controversies at places like Harvard, Penn, etc.

If you say so, luv

"Harvard sees applications for early admission drop by 17 percent over last year"

pretty sure this has more to do with the abysmal chances of admission than due to the "controversies."

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