Wesleyan for a normie athletic male?

[Anonymous]

Who will probably go into finance or something corporate? Does it make sense?

[Anonymous]

Has he visited? Does it appeal to him for a particular reason? There are a million schools where a normie athletic male interested in finance could go and be happy. Why the focus on Wes?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Has he visited? Does it appeal to him for a particular reason? There are a million schools where a normie athletic male interested in finance could go and be happy. Why the focus on Wes?

Why not?

[Anonymous]

Didn’t get into Colgate?

[Anonymous]

I posted on the thread about Hamilton or Wesleyan. Check that one out. My DS is there and has had a good experience. There are a lot of (boys/men?) kids like him who are majoring in fields are not theater, film, etc. It’s a nice campus in a cute, vibrant town with easy access to New York and Boston.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Has he visited? Does it appeal to him for a particular reason? There are a million schools where a normie athletic male interested in finance could go and be happy. Why the focus on Wes?

Why not?

Because it would be helpful to know if there’s a reason the school appeals to him. Does he know anything about the place? Or did he throw a dart at a map and it landed in the middle of Connecticut?

Wes is not the first place I’d think of for a normie athletic male interested in finance. That doesn’t mean it couldn’t be a good fit, but knowing why it’s on the list would help me, at least, give a better answer. Is he being recruited for a sport? Is he looking for a LAC that’s not too small? Is he into the arts scene? Does he want to major in film?

[Anonymous]

Check out Washington and Lee for business.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who will probably go into finance or something corporate? Does it make sense?

Not really. Why not Bucknell?

[Anonymous]

Look at Villanova.

[Anonymous]

I am in finance and know people from Wesleyan. They loved it and are doing great.

[Anonymous]

Yes, all the guys I know who went to Wesleyan are like this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, all the guys I know who went to Wesleyan are like this.

I know it has an artsy reputation but the kids who have gone from our HS are quite mainstream.

[Anonymous]

Vassar may be appealing too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Vassar may be appealing too.

Not for a frat bro studying finance. He'll be fending off attempts by the wokes to cancel him for four years. The same is true at Wesleyan.

Try Colgate as a reach, Bucknell as a target, and Trinity/Union as safeties.

[Anonymous]

Wesleyan got rid of the DKE fraternity, which was the one place on campus that catered to true bros who just wanted to chase girlz and have a normal college experience without all the "activism" and wokeness.