College with most polished students

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Anonymous wrote:I’m wondering, what college do you think has the students that are the most cultured, well spoken, and overall intelligent. The kind of kids who have impeccable manners and know how to act in exclusive spaces.

SMU

Well dressed as well, even their $200 sweats.

I was on a Burbank to Dallas flight once at the end of their spring break and I had tot all with several. It’s an impressive rich kid school, at least the Californians who went there, male or female.

Low watt but high lumen.

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Anonymous wrote:Williams

Yes

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Polished just means rich and polite to me. No one ever describes a poor person as polished.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m wondering, what college do you think has the students that are the most cultured, well spoken, and overall intelligent. The kind of kids who have impeccable manners and know how to act in exclusive spaces.

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Anonymous wrote:Emory, Rice, UChicago. Places with a lot of intellectuals.

Most intellectuals are not socially adept, especially in groups outside of other likeminded intellectuals.

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Anonymous wrote:SEC kids are polished. They are not socially awkward, are attractive and look you in the eye. They have a confidence that many students from highly rated schools lack.

Southerners are polished, attractive and look you in the eye and are confident? What? Some of you people are living like it’s a different era. If you want to generalize and stereotype I can do that. Southerners are racists. The big flagship state universities that accept pretty much anybody are still segregated, especially the top sororities who think they rule. They dress in pink as if it’s still the 1980s and Lilly Pulitzer is still a thing.

Worst, southern colleges have more MAGA students that Northern colleges. That’s about as unpolished as you can be.

This whole polished thing is seriously unhinged. They are students mostly age 18 to 23.

I bet you're loads of fun at parties.....

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Anonymous wrote:Polished just means rich and polite to me. No one ever describes a poor person as polished.

Where do you go to college so we can be sure not to go there or send our children?

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Anonymous wrote:I’m wondering, what college do you think has the students that are the most cultured, well spoken, and overall intelligent. The kind of kids who have impeccable manners and know how to act in exclusive spaces.

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If polished means, showering, haircuts, and clothes that don’t look liked they slept in them, definitely not any ivy’s then.

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Anonymous wrote:If polished means, showering, haircuts, and clothes that don’t look liked they slept in them, definitely not any ivy’s then.

The only things they polish at Columbia are their bullhorns.

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I think schools with a strong preprofessional vibe may attract more polished kids. Kids inclined toward networking, comfort interviewing, strong social skills, etc. Just my observation from my own kids and their friends.

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"Polished" is white liberal elitist speak for "rich snobs like us"

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Anonymous wrote:If polished means, showering, haircuts, and clothes that don’t look liked they slept in them, definitely not any ivy’s then.

The only things they polish at Columbia are their bullhorns.

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Anonymous wrote:Mount Holyoke, Smith, Wellesley, Vassar, Princeton.

Two of the most nightmare, narcissist women I've ever encountered professionally were Smith alumnae. Anecdotal obviously, but any polish was completely a function of self-importance.

askharvardstudents IG account interviews a good range of current students if you want to judge the level of polish there.

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Anonymous wrote:If polished means, showering, haircuts, and clothes that don’t look liked they slept in them, definitely not any ivy’s then.

Polished apparently means rich snobs and there's plenty of those at the ivy's. And also plenty of not
rich snobs knobs as well.

Google "least affordable colleges and universities" if you want to find the most rich snobs I would think.