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Anonymous wrote:It's amusing how some people try to belittle an Ivy League education as if it's not the gold standard. Let's get real: the Ivy League isn't just about the name; it's about access to world-class resources, unparalleled networking, and a legacy of excellence that’s second to none.

Sure, a full-ride scholarship at a non-Ivy school is great, but it’s not exactly the same league, is it? An Ivy League degree is an investment in a future brimming with opportunities that simply can’t be matched elsewhere. From elite internships to connections with industry leaders, the benefits are endless.

And about the so-called debt. Many Ivy League students receive substantial financial aid, making their education surprisingly affordable. Besides, the earning potential and career trajectory post-Ivy often dwarf any initial costs.

So while it's endearing that some think avoiding debt is the ultimate goal, those of us with an Ivy education understand that we're playing a much more sophisticated game. Kudos to all parents with players stepping up to the next level, even if some might not fully appreciate or understand the value of an Ivy league education. IYKYK

this is response is why people hate on it so much - and that is coming from a parent that would have been thrilled with an Ivy opportunity for my daughter - such a shame that you read all of this as Ivy hate and then make such elitist statements

^100%.Give it a rest Harvard booster mom. If only you had a modicum of self awareness you’d not make statements like this.

Let's put an end to the constant bashing of Ivy League schools. It's becoming transparent and, frankly, a bit pathetic. Instead of tearing down others or insinuating that it’s certain parents with kids going to Ivy Leagues who are commenting, let’s focus on celebrating everyone’s achievements. I doubt any of those parents are on this board.

Leave these Ivy League families alone to enjoy their accomplishments. We should be rooting for each other rather than making parents/players feel they need to defend themselves against ridiculous comments. It's clear that there are parents from all over the DMV here, not just from the capital, and it’s likely that many of the negative comments come from trolls or even high school kids trying to stir the pot. Usually, it's parents from other clubs stirring the pot and crazy lax dads.

It’s genuinely sad to see such insecurity play out, and it wouldn't be surprising if some of these critics are just upset because their own kids didn't get into Yale, Harvard or Princeton. Let's shift the conversation to one of support and celebration instead!

Not sure where you are seeing bashing of the Ivys....the bashing is of the tone of the messages...this one has the same tone

Then you are new to this forum.

I don’t see Ivy bashing. I see people (including Ivy league grads) pointing out that the Ivies reputation have rightfully taken a hit b/c some of them have unfortunately becoming extremely woke anti-semitic cesspools that cost $350k which gives some people pause. It doesn’t mean the Ivies won’t still continue to provide phenomenal networking benefits, but it’s not 1990 or 2000 anymore either

This. Why should I spend $400K for my kids to be exposed to idiots funded by Iran who will hate them just for their heritage.

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Anonymous wrote:It's amusing how some people try to belittle an Ivy League education as if it's not the gold standard. Let's get real: the Ivy League isn't just about the name; it's about access to world-class resources, unparalleled networking, and a legacy of excellence that’s second to none.

Sure, a full-ride scholarship at a non-Ivy school is great, but it’s not exactly the same league, is it? An Ivy League degree is an investment in a future brimming with opportunities that simply can’t be matched elsewhere. From elite internships to connections with industry leaders, the benefits are endless.

And about the so-called debt. Many Ivy League students receive substantial financial aid, making their education surprisingly affordable. Besides, the earning potential and career trajectory post-Ivy often dwarf any initial costs.

So while it's endearing that some think avoiding debt is the ultimate goal, those of us with an Ivy education understand that we're playing a much more sophisticated game. Kudos to all parents with players stepping up to the next level, even if some might not fully appreciate or understand the value of an Ivy league education. IYKYK

this is response is why people hate on it so much - and that is coming from a parent that would have been thrilled with an Ivy opportunity for my daughter - such a shame that you read all of this as Ivy hate and then make such elitist statements

^100%.Give it a rest Harvard booster mom. If only you had a modicum of self awareness you’d not make statements like this.

Let's put an end to the constant bashing of Ivy League schools. It's becoming transparent and, frankly, a bit pathetic. Instead of tearing down others or insinuating that it’s certain parents with kids going to Ivy Leagues who are commenting, let’s focus on celebrating everyone’s achievements. I doubt any of those parents are on this board.

Leave these Ivy League families alone to enjoy their accomplishments. We should be rooting for each other rather than making parents/players feel they need to defend themselves against ridiculous comments. It's clear that there are parents from all over the DMV here, not just from the capital, and it’s likely that many of the negative comments come from trolls or even high school kids trying to stir the pot. Usually, it's parents from other clubs stirring the pot and crazy lax dads.

It’s genuinely sad to see such insecurity play out, and it wouldn't be surprising if some of these critics are just upset because their own kids didn't get into Yale, Harvard or Princeton. Let's shift the conversation to one of support and celebration instead!

Not sure where you are seeing bashing of the Ivys....the bashing is of the tone of the messages...this one has the same tone

Then you are new to this forum.

I don’t see Ivy bashing. I see people (including Ivy league grads) pointing out that the Ivies reputation have rightfully taken a hit b/c some of them have unfortunately becoming extremely woke anti-semitic cesspools that cost $350k which gives some people pause. It doesn’t mean the Ivies won’t still continue to provide phenomenal networking benefits, but it’s not 1990 or 2000 anymore either

Agree. Which is why I can think of several schools that I would prefer my daughter attend over the reality of some of the Ivies she’d experience today

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Anonymous wrote:It's amusing how some people try to belittle an Ivy League education as if it's not the gold standard. Let's get real: the Ivy League isn't just about the name; it's about access to world-class resources, unparalleled networking, and a legacy of excellence that’s second to none.

Sure, a full-ride scholarship at a non-Ivy school is great, but it’s not exactly the same league, is it? An Ivy League degree is an investment in a future brimming with opportunities that simply can’t be matched elsewhere. From elite internships to connections with industry leaders, the benefits are endless.

And about the so-called debt. Many Ivy League students receive substantial financial aid, making their education surprisingly affordable. Besides, the earning potential and career trajectory post-Ivy often dwarf any initial costs.

So while it's endearing that some think avoiding debt is the ultimate goal, those of us with an Ivy education understand that we're playing a much more sophisticated game. Kudos to all parents with players stepping up to the next level, even if some might not fully appreciate or understand the value of an Ivy league education. IYKYK

this is response is why people hate on it so much - and that is coming from a parent that would have been thrilled with an Ivy opportunity for my daughter - such a shame that you read all of this as Ivy hate and then make such elitist statements

^100%.Give it a rest Harvard booster mom. If only you had a modicum of self awareness you’d not make statements like this.

Will you shut the f up - "I wOuLd NeVeR gO To A iVy" said by someone who is never going to be invited.

Congrats to all the the girls Ivy or otherwise

Let's put an end to the constant bashing of Ivy League schools. It's becoming transparent and, frankly, a bit pathetic. Instead of tearing down others or insinuating that it’s certain parents with kids going to Ivy Leagues who are commenting, let’s focus on celebrating everyone’s achievements. I doubt any of those parents are on this board.

Leave these Ivy League families alone to enjoy their accomplishments. We should be rooting for each other rather than making parents/players feel they need to defend themselves against ridiculous comments. It's clear that there are parents from all over the DMV here, not just from the capital, and it’s likely that many of the negative comments come from trolls or even high school kids trying to stir the pot. Usually, it's parents from other clubs stirring the pot and crazy lax dads.

It’s genuinely sad to see such insecurity play out, and it wouldn't be surprising if some of these critics are just upset because their own kids didn't get into Yale, Harvard or Princeton. Let's shift the conversation to one of support and celebration instead!

Not sure where you are seeing bashing of the Ivys....the bashing is of the tone of the messages...this one has the same tone

Then you are new to this forum.

I don’t see Ivy bashing. I see people (including Ivy league grads) pointing out that the Ivies reputation have rightfully taken a hit b/c some of them have unfortunately becoming extremely woke anti-semitic cesspools that cost $350k which gives some people pause. It doesn’t mean the Ivies won’t still continue to provide phenomenal networking benefits, but it’s not 1990 or 2000 anymore either

Agree. Which is why I can think of several schools that I would prefer my daughter attend over the reality of some of the Ivies she’d experience today

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Anonymous wrote:It's amusing how some people try to belittle an Ivy League education as if it's not the gold standard. Let's get real: the Ivy League isn't just about the name; it's about access to world-class resources, unparalleled networking, and a legacy of excellence that’s second to none.

Sure, a full-ride scholarship at a non-Ivy school is great, but it’s not exactly the same league, is it? An Ivy League degree is an investment in a future brimming with opportunities that simply can’t be matched elsewhere. From elite internships to connections with industry leaders, the benefits are endless.

And about the so-called debt. Many Ivy League students receive substantial financial aid, making their education surprisingly affordable. Besides, the earning potential and career trajectory post-Ivy often dwarf any initial costs.

So while it's endearing that some think avoiding debt is the ultimate goal, those of us with an Ivy education understand that we're playing a much more sophisticated game. Kudos to all parents with players stepping up to the next level, even if some might not fully appreciate or understand the value of an Ivy league education. IYKYK

this is response is why people hate on it so much - and that is coming from a parent that would have been thrilled with an Ivy opportunity for my daughter - such a shame that you read all of this as Ivy hate and then make such elitist statements

^100%.Give it a rest Harvard booster mom. If only you had a modicum of self awareness you’d not make statements like this.

Let's put an end to the constant bashing of Ivy League schools. It's becoming transparent and, frankly, a bit pathetic. Instead of tearing down others or insinuating that it’s certain parents with kids going to Ivy Leagues who are commenting, let’s focus on celebrating everyone’s achievements. I doubt any of those parents are on this board.

Leave these Ivy League families alone to enjoy their accomplishments. We should be rooting for each other rather than making parents/players feel they need to defend themselves against ridiculous comments. It's clear that there are parents from all over the DMV here, not just from the capital, and it’s likely that many of the negative comments come from trolls or even high school kids trying to stir the pot. Usually, it's parents from other clubs stirring the pot and crazy lax dads.

It’s genuinely sad to see such insecurity play out, and it wouldn't be surprising if some of these critics are just upset because their own kids didn't get into Yale, Harvard or Princeton. Let's shift the conversation to one of support and celebration instead!

Not sure where you are seeing bashing of the Ivys....the bashing is of the tone of the messages...this one has the same tone

Then you are new to this forum.

I don’t see Ivy bashing. I see people (including Ivy league grads) pointing out that the Ivies reputation have rightfully taken a hit b/c some of them have unfortunately becoming extremely woke anti-semitic cesspools that cost $350k which gives some people pause. It doesn’t mean the Ivies won’t still continue to provide phenomenal networking benefits, but it’s not 1990 or 2000 anymore either

Agree. Which is why I can think of several schools that I would prefer my daughter attend over the reality of some of the Ivies she’d experience today

Will you shut the f up - "I wOuLd NeVeR gO To A iVy" said by someone who is never going to be invited.

Congrats to all the the girls who have committed Ivy or not.

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Anonymous wrote:It's amusing how some people try to belittle an Ivy League education as if it's not the gold standard. Let's get real: the Ivy League isn't just about the name; it's about access to world-class resources, unparalleled networking, and a legacy of excellence that’s second to none.

Sure, a full-ride scholarship at a non-Ivy school is great, but it’s not exactly the same league, is it? An Ivy League degree is an investment in a future brimming with opportunities that simply can’t be matched elsewhere. From elite internships to connections with industry leaders, the benefits are endless.

And about the so-called debt. Many Ivy League students receive substantial financial aid, making their education surprisingly affordable. Besides, the earning potential and career trajectory post-Ivy often dwarf any initial costs.

So while it's endearing that some think avoiding debt is the ultimate goal, those of us with an Ivy education understand that we're playing a much more sophisticated game. Kudos to all parents with players stepping up to the next level, even if some might not fully appreciate or understand the value of an Ivy league education. IYKYK

this is response is why people hate on it so much - and that is coming from a parent that would have been thrilled with an Ivy opportunity for my daughter - such a shame that you read all of this as Ivy hate and then make such elitist statements

^100%.Give it a rest Harvard booster mom. If only you had a modicum of self awareness you’d not make statements like this.

Let's put an end to the constant bashing of Ivy League schools. It's becoming transparent and, frankly, a bit pathetic. Instead of tearing down others or insinuating that it’s certain parents with kids going to Ivy Leagues who are commenting, let’s focus on celebrating everyone’s achievements. I doubt any of those parents are on this board.

Leave these Ivy League families alone to enjoy their accomplishments. We should be rooting for each other rather than making parents/players feel they need to defend themselves against ridiculous comments. It's clear that there are parents from all over the DMV here, not just from the capital, and it’s likely that many of the negative comments come from trolls or even high school kids trying to stir the pot. Usually, it's parents from other clubs stirring the pot and crazy lax dads.

It’s genuinely sad to see such insecurity play out, and it wouldn't be surprising if some of these critics are just upset because their own kids didn't get into Yale, Harvard or Princeton. Let's shift the conversation to one of support and celebration instead!

Not sure where you are seeing bashing of the Ivys....the bashing is of the tone of the messages...this one has the same tone

Then you are new to this forum.

I don’t see Ivy bashing. I see people (including Ivy league grads) pointing out that the Ivies reputation have rightfully taken a hit b/c some of them have unfortunately becoming extremely woke anti-semitic cesspools that cost $350k which gives some people pause. It doesn’t mean the Ivies won’t still continue to provide phenomenal networking benefits, but it’s not 1990 or 2000 anymore either

Agree. Which is why I can think of several schools that I would prefer my daughter attend over the reality of some of the Ivies she’d experience today

Will you shut the f up - "I wOuLd NeVeR gO To A iVy" said by someone who is never going to be invited.

Congrats to all the the girls who have committed Ivy or not.

Ah, the old “shut the F up” argument. Very persuasive. Open your eyes - times have changed. Sure, there are still a lot of reasons to choose Ivy (and congrats to girls who have committed to one) but there are a lot of new reasons not to and there is nothing unreasonable about saying so

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Anonymous wrote:It's amusing how some people try to belittle an Ivy League education as if it's not the gold standard. Let's get real: the Ivy League isn't just about the name; it's about access to world-class resources, unparalleled networking, and a legacy of excellence that’s second to none.

Sure, a full-ride scholarship at a non-Ivy school is great, but it’s not exactly the same league, is it? An Ivy League degree is an investment in a future brimming with opportunities that simply can’t be matched elsewhere. From elite internships to connections with industry leaders, the benefits are endless.

And about the so-called debt. Many Ivy League students receive substantial financial aid, making their education surprisingly affordable. Besides, the earning potential and career trajectory post-Ivy often dwarf any initial costs.

So while it's endearing that some think avoiding debt is the ultimate goal, those of us with an Ivy education understand that we're playing a much more sophisticated game. Kudos to all parents with players stepping up to the next level, even if some might not fully appreciate or understand the value of an Ivy league education. IYKYK

this is response is why people hate on it so much - and that is coming from a parent that would have been thrilled with an Ivy opportunity for my daughter - such a shame that you read all of this as Ivy hate and then make such elitist statements

^100%.Give it a rest Harvard booster mom. If only you had a modicum of self awareness you’d not make statements like this.

Let's put an end to the constant bashing of Ivy League schools. It's becoming transparent and, frankly, a bit pathetic. Instead of tearing down others or insinuating that it’s certain parents with kids going to Ivy Leagues who are commenting, let’s focus on celebrating everyone’s achievements. I doubt any of those parents are on this board.

Leave these Ivy League families alone to enjoy their accomplishments. We should be rooting for each other rather than making parents/players feel they need to defend themselves against ridiculous comments. It's clear that there are parents from all over the DMV here, not just from the capital, and it’s likely that many of the negative comments come from trolls or even high school kids trying to stir the pot. Usually, it's parents from other clubs stirring the pot and crazy lax dads.

It’s genuinely sad to see such insecurity play out, and it wouldn't be surprising if some of these critics are just upset because their own kids didn't get into Yale, Harvard or Princeton. Let's shift the conversation to one of support and celebration instead!

Not sure where you are seeing bashing of the Ivys....the bashing is of the tone of the messages...this one has the same tone

Then you are new to this forum.

I don’t see Ivy bashing. I see people (including Ivy league grads) pointing out that the Ivies reputation have rightfully taken a hit b/c some of them have unfortunately becoming extremely woke anti-semitic cesspools that cost $350k which gives some people pause. It doesn’t mean the Ivies won’t still continue to provide phenomenal networking benefits, but it’s not 1990 or 2000 anymore either

Agree. Which is why I can think of several schools that I would prefer my daughter attend over the reality of some of the Ivies she’d experience today

Will you shut the f up - "I wOuLd NeVeR gO To A iVy" said by someone who is never going to be invited.

Congrats to all the the girls who have committed Ivy or not.

Ah, the old “shut the F up” argument. Very persuasive. Open your eyes - times have changed. Sure, there are still a lot of reasons to choose Ivy (and congrats to girls who have committed to one) but there are a lot of new reasons not to and there is nothing unreasonable about saying so

SNOWFLAKE….

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Anonymous wrote:It's amusing how some people try to belittle an Ivy League education as if it's not the gold standard. Let's get real: the Ivy League isn't just about the name; it's about access to world-class resources, unparalleled networking, and a legacy of excellence that’s second to none.

Sure, a full-ride scholarship at a non-Ivy school is great, but it’s not exactly the same league, is it? An Ivy League degree is an investment in a future brimming with opportunities that simply can’t be matched elsewhere. From elite internships to connections with industry leaders, the benefits are endless.

And about the so-called debt. Many Ivy League students receive substantial financial aid, making their education surprisingly affordable. Besides, the earning potential and career trajectory post-Ivy often dwarf any initial costs.

So while it's endearing that some think avoiding debt is the ultimate goal, those of us with an Ivy education understand that we're playing a much more sophisticated game. Kudos to all parents with players stepping up to the next level, even if some might not fully appreciate or understand the value of an Ivy league education. IYKYK

this is response is why people hate on it so much - and that is coming from a parent that would have been thrilled with an Ivy opportunity for my daughter - such a shame that you read all of this as Ivy hate and then make such elitist statements

^100%.Give it a rest Harvard booster mom. If only you had a modicum of self awareness you’d not make statements like this.

Let's put an end to the constant bashing of Ivy League schools. It's becoming transparent and, frankly, a bit pathetic. Instead of tearing down others or insinuating that it’s certain parents with kids going to Ivy Leagues who are commenting, let’s focus on celebrating everyone’s achievements. I doubt any of those parents are on this board.

Leave these Ivy League families alone to enjoy their accomplishments. We should be rooting for each other rather than making parents/players feel they need to defend themselves against ridiculous comments. It's clear that there are parents from all over the DMV here, not just from the capital, and it’s likely that many of the negative comments come from trolls or even high school kids trying to stir the pot. Usually, it's parents from other clubs stirring the pot and crazy lax dads.

It’s genuinely sad to see such insecurity play out, and it wouldn't be surprising if some of these critics are just upset because their own kids didn't get into Yale, Harvard or Princeton. Let's shift the conversation to one of support and celebration instead!

Not sure where you are seeing bashing of the Ivys....the bashing is of the tone of the messages...this one has the same tone

Then you are new to this forum.

I don’t see Ivy bashing. I see people (including Ivy league grads) pointing out that the Ivies reputation have rightfully taken a hit b/c some of them have unfortunately becoming extremely woke anti-semitic cesspools that cost $350k which gives some people pause. It doesn’t mean the Ivies won’t still continue to provide phenomenal networking benefits, but it’s not 1990 or 2000 anymore either

Agree. Which is why I can think of several schools that I would prefer my daughter attend over the reality of some of the Ivies she’d experience today

Will you shut the f up - "I wOuLd NeVeR gO To A iVy" said by someone who is never going to be invited.

Congrats to all the the girls who have committed Ivy or not.

Ah, the old “shut the F up” argument. Very persuasive. Open your eyes - times have changed. Sure, there are still a lot of reasons to choose Ivy (and congrats to girls who have committed to one) but there are a lot of new reasons not to and there is nothing unreasonable about saying so

SNOWFLAKE….

Ah, the old ALL CAPS play. Equally unimpressive. What’s next argument by emoji?

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Anonymous wrote:It's amusing how some people try to belittle an Ivy League education as if it's not the gold standard. Let's get real: the Ivy League isn't just about the name; it's about access to world-class resources, unparalleled networking, and a legacy of excellence that’s second to none.

Sure, a full-ride scholarship at a non-Ivy school is great, but it’s not exactly the same league, is it? An Ivy League degree is an investment in a future brimming with opportunities that simply can’t be matched elsewhere. From elite internships to connections with industry leaders, the benefits are endless.

And about the so-called debt. Many Ivy League students receive substantial financial aid, making their education surprisingly affordable. Besides, the earning potential and career trajectory post-Ivy often dwarf any initial costs.

So while it's endearing that some think avoiding debt is the ultimate goal, those of us with an Ivy education understand that we're playing a much more sophisticated game. Kudos to all parents with players stepping up to the next level, even if some might not fully appreciate or understand the value of an Ivy league education. IYKYK

this is response is why people hate on it so much - and that is coming from a parent that would have been thrilled with an Ivy opportunity for my daughter - such a shame that you read all of this as Ivy hate and then make such elitist statements

^100%.Give it a rest Harvard booster mom. If only you had a modicum of self awareness you’d not make statements like this.

Let's put an end to the constant bashing of Ivy League schools. It's becoming transparent and, frankly, a bit pathetic. Instead of tearing down others or insinuating that it’s certain parents with kids going to Ivy Leagues who are commenting, let’s focus on celebrating everyone’s achievements. I doubt any of those parents are on this board.

Leave these Ivy League families alone to enjoy their accomplishments. We should be rooting for each other rather than making parents/players feel they need to defend themselves against ridiculous comments. It's clear that there are parents from all over the DMV here, not just from the capital, and it’s likely that many of the negative comments come from trolls or even high school kids trying to stir the pot. Usually, it's parents from other clubs stirring the pot and crazy lax dads.

It’s genuinely sad to see such insecurity play out, and it wouldn't be surprising if some of these critics are just upset because their own kids didn't get into Yale, Harvard or Princeton. Let's shift the conversation to one of support and celebration instead!

Not sure where you are seeing bashing of the Ivys....the bashing is of the tone of the messages...this one has the same tone

Then you are new to this forum.

I don’t see Ivy bashing. I see people (including Ivy league grads) pointing out that the Ivies reputation have rightfully taken a hit b/c some of them have unfortunately becoming extremely woke anti-semitic cesspools that cost $350k which gives some people pause. It doesn’t mean the Ivies won’t still continue to provide phenomenal networking benefits, but it’s not 1990 or 2000 anymore either

Agree. Which is why I can think of several schools that I would prefer my daughter attend over the reality of some of the Ivies she’d experience today

Will you shut the f up - "I wOuLd NeVeR gO To A iVy" said by someone who is never going to be invited.

Congrats to all the the girls who have committed Ivy or not.

Ah, the old “shut the F up” argument. Very persuasive. Open your eyes - times have changed. Sure, there are still a lot of reasons to choose Ivy (and congrats to girls who have committed to one) but there are a lot of new reasons not to and there is nothing unreasonable about saying so

SNOWFLAKE….

Ah, the old ALL CAPS play. Equally unimpressive. What’s next argument by emoji?

Ahhhh isn’t that special, does the big bad anonymous poster who likes to crap on families college decisions need a wittle safe space from the CAPS LOCK button.

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Anonymous wrote:It's amusing how some people try to belittle an Ivy League education as if it's not the gold standard. Let's get real: the Ivy League isn't just about the name; it's about access to world-class resources, unparalleled networking, and a legacy of excellence that’s second to none.

Sure, a full-ride scholarship at a non-Ivy school is great, but it’s not exactly the same league, is it? An Ivy League degree is an investment in a future brimming with opportunities that simply can’t be matched elsewhere. From elite internships to connections with industry leaders, the benefits are endless.

And about the so-called debt. Many Ivy League students receive substantial financial aid, making their education surprisingly affordable. Besides, the earning potential and career trajectory post-Ivy often dwarf any initial costs.

So while it's endearing that some think avoiding debt is the ultimate goal, those of us with an Ivy education understand that we're playing a much more sophisticated game. Kudos to all parents with players stepping up to the next level, even if some might not fully appreciate or understand the value of an Ivy league education. IYKYK

this is response is why people hate on it so much - and that is coming from a parent that would have been thrilled with an Ivy opportunity for my daughter - such a shame that you read all of this as Ivy hate and then make such elitist statements

^100%.Give it a rest Harvard booster mom. If only you had a modicum of self awareness you’d not make statements like this.

Let's put an end to the constant bashing of Ivy League schools. It's becoming transparent and, frankly, a bit pathetic. Instead of tearing down others or insinuating that it’s certain parents with kids going to Ivy Leagues who are commenting, let’s focus on celebrating everyone’s achievements. I doubt any of those parents are on this board.

Leave these Ivy League families alone to enjoy their accomplishments. We should be rooting for each other rather than making parents/players feel they need to defend themselves against ridiculous comments. It's clear that there are parents from all over the DMV here, not just from the capital, and it’s likely that many of the negative comments come from trolls or even high school kids trying to stir the pot. Usually, it's parents from other clubs stirring the pot and crazy lax dads.

It’s genuinely sad to see such insecurity play out, and it wouldn't be surprising if some of these critics are just upset because their own kids didn't get into Yale, Harvard or Princeton. Let's shift the conversation to one of support and celebration instead!

Not sure where you are seeing bashing of the Ivys....the bashing is of the tone of the messages...this one has the same tone

Then you are new to this forum.

I don’t see Ivy bashing. I see people (including Ivy league grads) pointing out that the Ivies reputation have rightfully taken a hit b/c some of them have unfortunately becoming extremely woke anti-semitic cesspools that cost $350k which gives some people pause. It doesn’t mean the Ivies won’t still continue to provide phenomenal networking benefits, but it’s not 1990 or 2000 anymore either

Agree. Which is why I can think of several schools that I would prefer my daughter attend over the reality of some of the Ivies she’d experience today

Will you shut the f up - "I wOuLd NeVeR gO To A iVy" said by someone who is never going to be invited.

Congrats to all the the girls who have committed Ivy or not.

Ah, the old “shut the F up” argument. Very persuasive. Open your eyes - times have changed. Sure, there are still a lot of reasons to choose Ivy (and congrats to girls who have committed to one) but there are a lot of new reasons not to and there is nothing unreasonable about saying so

SNOWFLAKE….

Ah, the old ALL CAPS play. Equally unimpressive. What’s next argument by emoji?

Ahhhh isn’t that special, does the big bad anonymous poster who likes to crap on families college decisions need a wittle safe space from the CAPS LOCK button.

Getting weaker with each post. Try again

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Anonymous wrote:I am not trying to start a debate here but I am curious if Pride parents are hearing anything from the club in terms of recruiting for 26s?

I would be interested to know how the rest of Cap Orange is doing, Pride and Stars? Legit question to ask.
Focusing on D3? NESCAC?

Anyone have any input here?

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Anonymous wrote:for Pride - It's listed wrong on the rankings page.

It's just Pride Black 2026

It's NOVA based. The Loudoun team was separate. A lot of the girls from Loudoun merged into NOVA at high school and rankings got confused somehow.

Also, excited for the defender going to Radford!

So how should it be listed? Remove Nova? I want to list it correctly. Is there still two separate teams? Nova & Loudoun? Thanks.

Just one team. Pride Black 26

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Anonymous wrote:It's amusing how some people try to belittle an Ivy League education as if it's not the gold standard. Let's get real: the Ivy League isn't just about the name; it's about access to world-class resources, unparalleled networking, and a legacy of excellence that’s second to none.

Sure, a full-ride scholarship at a non-Ivy school is great, but it’s not exactly the same league, is it? An Ivy League degree is an investment in a future brimming with opportunities that simply can’t be matched elsewhere. From elite internships to connections with industry leaders, the benefits are endless.

And about the so-called debt. Many Ivy League students receive substantial financial aid, making their education surprisingly affordable. Besides, the earning potential and career trajectory post-Ivy often dwarf any initial costs.

So while it's endearing that some think avoiding debt is the ultimate goal, those of us with an Ivy education understand that we're playing a much more sophisticated game. Kudos to all parents with players stepping up to the next level, even if some might not fully appreciate or understand the value of an Ivy league education. IYKYK

this is response is why people hate on it so much - and that is coming from a parent that would have been thrilled with an Ivy opportunity for my daughter - such a shame that you read all of this as Ivy hate and then make such elitist statements

^100%.Give it a rest Harvard booster mom. If only you had a modicum of self awareness you’d not make statements like this.

Let's put an end to the constant bashing of Ivy League schools. It's becoming transparent and, frankly, a bit pathetic. Instead of tearing down others or insinuating that it’s certain parents with kids going to Ivy Leagues who are commenting, let’s focus on celebrating everyone’s achievements. I doubt any of those parents are on this board.

Leave these Ivy League families alone to enjoy their accomplishments. We should be rooting for each other rather than making parents/players feel they need to defend themselves against ridiculous comments. It's clear that there are parents from all over the DMV here, not just from the capital, and it’s likely that many of the negative comments come from trolls or even high school kids trying to stir the pot. Usually, it's parents from other clubs stirring the pot and crazy lax dads.

It’s genuinely sad to see such insecurity play out, and it wouldn't be surprising if some of these critics are just upset because their own kids didn't get into Yale, Harvard or Princeton. Let's shift the conversation to one of support and celebration instead!

Not sure where you are seeing bashing of the Ivys....the bashing is of the tone of the messages...this one has the same tone

Then you are new to this forum.

I don’t see Ivy bashing. I see people (including Ivy league grads) pointing out that the Ivies reputation have rightfully taken a hit b/c some of them have unfortunately becoming extremely woke anti-semitic cesspools that cost $350k which gives some people pause. It doesn’t mean the Ivies won’t still continue to provide phenomenal networking benefits, but it’s not 1990 or 2000 anymore either

This. Why should I spend $400K for my kids to be exposed to idiots funded by Iran who will hate them just for their heritage.

You must be a MAGAt. It’s been interesting to watch the Christian nationalist extremists take advantage of Trump’s love of the uneducated (bc they can’t discern between his lies/propaganda and the truth/reality) to attack elite educational institutions that could teach kids to think for themselves and question Christian dogma. When the corrupt billionaire Republican donors recognized the opportunity to make more money thru investing in charter schools and for-profit universities, the anti-education platform of MAGA was solidified.

Of course it’s been particularly focused on the Ivies as precisely the type of school that scare both of these types the most. They don’t want anyone capable of thoughtful, deep critical thinking and writing skills around to counter the anti-American, pro-Christian extremists narrative especially if their kids can no longer get into these schools.

Unfortunately the recent disgusting pro-Hamas protests occurred at the perfect time for MAGAts to use in their anti-education movement’s propaganda. To see folks on DCUM spouting this bs is really something.

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Can we just maybe stop talking Ivy schools altogether good or bad. It’s annoying. The rest of us would like to have lacrosse conversations.

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Looks like M&D vs Capital Blue in the NXT Continental Cup 11/10 who are you picking as favorite??