TikTok is driving the increase in popularity for southern schools

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone stating 100% of anything is not providing factual information.

This is 100% correct.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I actually think Alabama rushtok is a huge negative to a lot of people.

But probably not to those who subscribe to TikTok.

[Anonymous]

As a resident in MA where southern schools are not of much interest….are these schools mostly white? Sports centric? I recall a threat on UNC that discussed posters DCs regularly heard the N-word mentioned. Honestly shocking. Not to be antagonistic but perhaps the #s a police to NE are actually sensible.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I actually think Alabama rushtok is a huge negative to a lot of people.

But probably not to those who subscribe to TikTok.

My junior daughter is on tik tok a lot, but Bama Rush was a huge negative for her. Minimal or zero Greek presence is one of her top college criteria.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I actually think Alabama rushtok is a huge negative to a lot of people.

But probably not to those who subscribe to TikTok.

My junior daughter is on tik tok a lot, but Bama Rush was a huge negative for her. Minimal or zero Greek presence is one of her top college criteria.

Shhh...if this gets out she might get booted from TikTok.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone stating 100% of anything is not providing factual information.

This is 100% correct.

100% agree

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Gorgeous students at those schools.

They. All. Look. Alike.
And they ain't no gentry.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Or, it could be that the South has warm weather, jobs, and affordable homes

And sane Covid policies, and generally fun and spirited people. And a hospitality culture -- my DS goes to many planned sit-down dinners and actual dances where couples dance.

He goes to school in Tennessee and is from the District. And since I know someone is going to snark, he would describe himself as a right-center moderate, never Trumper.

[Anonymous]

Who is this desperate multiple-thread poster with the weird obsession with “Southern schools” and how supposedly all the good candidates from the north are just clamoring to go there? Utter nonsense,

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Or, it could be that the South has warm weather, jobs, and affordable homes

And sane Covid policies, and generally fun and spirited people. And a hospitality culture -- my DS goes to many planned sit-down dinners and actual dances where couples dance.

He goes to school in Tennessee and is from the District. And since I know someone is going to snark, he would describe himself as a right-center moderate, never Trumper.

Who plans the dinners? The students? Is it sororities and fraternities? Genuinely curious.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Or, it could be that the South has warm weather, jobs, and affordable homes

And very photogenic sorority girls

Lol, imagine not understanding how filters work on TikTok.

Sorry, PP, you are clearly too old for college girls.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who is this desperate multiple-thread poster with the weird obsession with “Southern schools” and how supposedly all the good candidates from the north are just clamoring to go there? Utter nonsense,

+1

[Anonymous]

Seems like a match made in heaven.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I actually think Alabama rushtok is a huge negative to a lot of people.

But probably not to those who subscribe to TikTok.

My junior daughter is on tik tok a lot, but Bama Rush was a huge negative for her. Minimal or zero Greek presence is one of her top college criteria.

I am curious whether you have enough self-awareness to realize that’s deviant of normal behavior, right? That’s highly unusual that going out of your way to not have Greek life would actually be a criterion. And yet you say it like you think it’s a virtue or something.

The masses are definitely influenced by the marketing of sororities in TT though

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I actually think Alabama rushtok is a huge negative to a lot of people.

But probably not to those who subscribe to TikTok.

My junior daughter is on tik tok a lot, but Bama Rush was a huge negative for her. Minimal or zero Greek presence is one of her top college criteria.

I am curious whether you have enough self-awareness to realize that’s deviant of normal behavior, right? That’s highly unusual that going out of your way to not have Greek life would actually be a criterion. And yet you say it like you think it’s a virtue or something.

The masses are definitely influenced by the marketing of sororities in TT though

NP are you suggesting that Greek life is the norm? If people pick schools for Greek life then the natural balance to that would be other that seek to avoid schools that build themselves around that.