Which Ivies Pair-Up

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Harvard Yale
Princeton Columbia
Dartmouth Brown
Penn Cornell

Yale booster. Nice try.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd imagine Princeton and Yale. Beyond that, don't know.

For college admission purposes: What does it matter about cute IVY matching Twinsie outfits, if all of them have a <5% admit rate?

Because our kids get into these schools.

The vast majority of our kids don’t.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Harvard Yale
Princeton Columbia
Dartmouth Brown
Penn Cornell

Nice try, Columbia booster.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Harvard-UPenn (Strongly pre-professional, killer for finance)
Princeton-Dartmouth (Undergrad focus, not in a city)
Yale-Brown (Humanities focus, very liberal/protest-heavy student bodies)
Columbia-Cornell (New York rivalry, largest overall student bodies)

Agree, although Cornell & Columbia are really not pairable with each other or with any other Ivy League school in my view.

Very common to see Yale/Brown pairings because the schools are so liberal. And very common to see Princeton/Dartmouth paired up because focus on undergrads and known as the most conservative (which is relative, of course) Ivies.

Harvard/UPenn pairing makes perfect sense to me based on pre-professional students.

Columbia fits in with Yale/Brown on the liberal scale, yet also has a lot of pre-professional types.

Cornell fits in with any other Ivy League school that has a College of Agriculture.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Harvard-UPenn (Strongly pre-professional, killer for finance)
Princeton-Dartmouth (Undergrad focus, not in a city)
Yale-Brown (Humanities focus, very liberal/protest-heavy student bodies)
Columbia-Cornell (New York rivalry, largest overall student bodies)

Agree, although Cornell & Columbia are really not pairable with each other or with any other Ivy League school in my view.

Very common to see Yale/Brown pairings because the schools are so liberal. And very common to see Princeton/Dartmouth paired up because focus on undergrads and known as the most conservative (which is relative, of course) Ivies.

Harvard/UPenn pairing makes perfect sense to me based on pre-professional students.

Columbia fits in with Yale/Brown on the liberal scale, yet also has a lot of pre-professional types.

Cornell fits in with any other Ivy League school that has a College of Agriculture.

Agree with this pairing as well.

[Anonymous]

This is a very strange thread

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From a Princeton point of view, it’s Princeton-Yale

Agreed.

Both are for losers.

...wrote the dunce he went to VCU

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is a very strange thread

Said the gorilla looking out at the zoo.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From a Princeton point of view, it’s Princeton-Yale

Agreed.

Both are for losers.

and what esteemed institution is your own degree from?

[Anonymous]

Princeton is in a league of its own.

Harvard-Yale.

All the rest are dogwater.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Princeton is in a league of its own.

Harvard-Yale.

All the rest are dogwater.

The real test is if you can convince anyone else of your opinion!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From a Princeton point of view, it’s Princeton-Yale

Agreed.

Both are for losers.

and what esteemed institution is your own degree from?

Stanford and Oxford. Heard of them?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From a Princeton point of view, it’s Princeton-Yale

Agreed.

Both are for losers.

and what esteemed institution is your own degree from?

Stanford and Oxford. Heard of them?

DP - you are not representing either of them very well. Even Rhodes scholars look better when their views are expressed with Grace, humor and modesty.

[Anonymous]

I would have said Harvard and Yale pair up, as do Columbia and Penn, and that there’s no point into artificially pairing the other four.

[Anonymous]

Harvard - Brown
Yale - Penn
Columbia - Dartmouth
Princeton - Cornell