Is Tulane the Ivy League of the South?

[Anonymous]

Is Tulane the “Ivy League” of the South?

[Anonymous]

No. good grief NO

[Anonymous]

lol Tulane is the safety of the South.

[Anonymous]

Tulane is a party school in New Orleans.

[Anonymous]

No, they are in the American Athletic Conference which includes schools from the north and south.

[Anonymous]

We typically call UF the Ivy of the south.

[Anonymous]

No

[Anonymous]

Not my impression at all, more of a party school. Of course Ivy of the South is not a real thing but I know what it's supposed to signify and I picture Rice, Baylor, Emory, Duke, maybe Vanderbilt?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We typically call UF the Ivy of the south.

Who is we, UF alums? No state school would be considered an Ivy replacement (coming from a proud state school grad).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is Tulane the “Ivy League” of the South?

No but nice try

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not my impression at all, more of a party school. Of course Ivy of the South is not a real thing but I know what it's supposed to signify and I picture Rice, Baylor, Emory, Duke, maybe Vanderbilt?

You can delete Baylor, include Vanderbilt and Tulane, and add Davidson and W&L (even though SLACs) to round it out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not my impression at all, more of a party school. Of course Ivy of the South is not a real thing but I know what it's supposed to signify and I picture Rice, Baylor, Emory, Duke, maybe Vanderbilt?

Baylor?

[Anonymous]

Duke and Vandy for starters

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not my impression at all, more of a party school. Of course Ivy of the South is not a real thing but I know what it's supposed to signify and I picture Rice, Baylor, Emory, Duke, maybe Vanderbilt?

You can delete Baylor, include Vanderbilt and Tulane, and add Davidson and W&L (even though SLACs) to round it out.

Tulane is to Vanderbilt as Colgate is to Dartmouth.

[Anonymous]

As a Tulane alum, I would say no. I agree - the closest
You get is Emory, Rice, Vandy, and Tulane is always striving for that level, but just at the edge