How HYP students and alum feel about the other Ivies

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:At Wharton we didn’t consider ourselves to have any outside college peers.

As per usual, the business school dolts thinking they have any authority or intelligence. Dunning meets Kruger all over Wharton’s “education”

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At Wharton we didn’t consider ourselves to have any outside college peers.

What about MIT? Your school's most alum is really proud of his family association with that school.

We hire them but they are not our peers.

They’re smarter

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It seems to me that the graduates of HYP don't really see the other Ivy people as their peers.

I think they make some exception for Columbia, maybe Brown but never Cornell, Dartmouth or Penn.

Am I right?

I'm not even sure what this means. The folks I consider my peers are people I work with or who have chosen a similar or related occupation to mine. I, an alum of H, usually don't know and definitely don't care where they went to college.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At Wharton we didn’t consider ourselves to have any outside college peers.

What about MIT? Your school's most alum is really proud of his family association with that school.

We hire them but they are not our peers.

They’re smarter

Salary says otherwise

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At Wharton we didn’t consider ourselves to have any outside college peers.

What about MIT? Your school's most alum is really proud of his family association with that school.

We hire them but they are not our peers.

They’re smarter

Salary says otherwise

I see someone didn’t get an Ivy degree for the education. What the hell does that have to do with intelligence?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It seems to me that the graduates of HYP don't really see the other Ivy people as their peers.

I think they make some exception for Columbia, maybe Brown but never Cornell, Dartmouth or Penn.

Am I right?

I'm not even sure what this means. The folks I consider my peers are people I work with or who have chosen a similar or related occupation to mine. I, an alum of H, usually don't know and definitely don't care where they went to college.

90 % of my classmates at Princeton got another degree after Princeton. That additional degree is the degree that "matters" going forward in life.

[Anonymous]

Princeton and don't judge people by where they went to school.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At Wharton we didn’t consider ourselves to have any outside college peers.

What about MIT? Your school's most alum is really proud of his family association with that school.

We hire them but they are not our peers.

They’re smarter

Salary says otherwise

LOL. MIT SWE Salaries >>>> Wharton dolts

[Anonymous]

My billionaire boss went to Illinois. He’s the smartest guy in our office.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It seems to me that the graduates of HYP don't really see the other Ivy people as their peers.

I think they make some exception for Columbia, maybe Brown but never Cornell, Dartmouth or Penn.

Am I right?

Nice try!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:anything who thinks this past age 20 is a real low IQ person

Went to a recent Ivy League alumni schools event. The few Harvard folks in attendance were unbearable. Age was late forties to early 50s. Weird.

People who make Ivy League their personality are unbearable losers. Everyone who made something of their life after college isn't at a that event.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At Wharton we didn’t consider ourselves to have any outside college peers.

What about MIT? Your school's most alum is really proud of his family association with that school.

We hire them but they are not our peers.

They’re smarter

Salary says otherwise

LOL. MIT SWE Salaries >>>> Wharton dolts

Nope.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At Wharton we didn’t consider ourselves to have any outside college peers.

What about MIT? Your school's most alum is really proud of his family association with that school.

We hire them but they are not our peers.

They’re smarter

Salary says otherwise

LOL. MIT SWE Salaries >>>> Wharton dolts

Dolts on salary <<<<< successful businesspeople

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:anything who thinks this past age 20 is a real low IQ person

Went to a recent Ivy League alumni schools event. The few Harvard folks in attendance were unbearable. Age was late forties to early 50s. Weird.

People who make Ivy League their personality are unbearable losers. Everyone who made something of their life after college isn't at a that event.

I once got quizzed by a Harvard alum to test if I was “truthful” by asking what the address to the Harvard Club was. I blanked back at him and nearly started chuckling.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It seems to me that the graduates of HYP don't really see the other Ivy people as their peers.

I think they make some exception for Columbia, maybe Brown but never Cornell, Dartmouth or Penn.

Am I right?

You’re a ragebaiting troll.