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Anonymous
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Which schools have these?
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Anonymous
| Rice and Tufts |
Anonymous
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Rice
Carleton |
Anonymous
| Haverford, Williams, Kenyon, Bates |
Anonymous
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Seems duplicative of this other thread started today.
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1306896.page |
Anonymous
| Tufts and Carleton |
Anonymous
| Sewanee |
Anonymous
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For "Ravenclaw-Hufflepuffs":
definitely Tufts Rice Haverford |
Anonymous
| The midwestern SLACs |
Anonymous
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Grinnell
Tufts Wash U in Missouri (not Seattle one) |
Anonymous
Related, but I don’t think it’s the same. They don’t specify “great” so they’re not as dead set on prestige and they don’t mention social (which I think of opposite of striver), so schools like Tulane that would be a good fit for the previous thread may not be a fit. |
Anonymous
agree and love the HP reference! |
Anonymous
100% agree, I had the same thought. Tulane would fit on that thread, but def not on this one. This seems like more of a Rice/Tufts/Carleton/Grinnell thread. I love the PP comment about this thread being for Ravenclaws who are also Hufflepuffs! |
Anonymous
| Bama and UGA |
Anonymous
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This is everyone's concern these days.
Yale, Rice, Brown, MIT, WashU, Notre Dame all seem to be pretty sane and collaborative today. I'd add Chicago and Vanderbilt today. These are not the cutthroat schools of yore. All these schools have a vibe that's pretty welcoming and collaborative. |