College comparisons
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Anonymous
| Bucknell : Wall Street |
Anonymous
P5 was the "Power 5" athletic conferences: SEC, ACC, Big10, Big12, and Pac-12. The Pac-12 only has two remaining member schools, so now the grouping of power conference is called P4. PP was referencing the sports atmosphere at Wake, an ACC member school. |
Anonymous
Please share your definition of "peer institutions". Also, I was unaware that this thread was about "peer institutions"; I thought that it was about campus cultures & similar students. |
Anonymous
You mean, "The Street." |
Anonymous
In this case, peer institutions means colleges that have been submitted by Wake to be in a comparison group used in the department of education's IPEDS. So basically institutions they think they should be compared to. You can see the data points that are compared to Wake's chosen peers: https://nces.ed.gov/ipeds/institution-profile/199847 |
Anonymous
I mean Wake and W&M have pretty heavy application overlap, so while the cultures might be different at both there's obviously some common interest |
Anonymous
| Bucknell:Colgate |
Anonymous
This. |
Anonymous
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does your capital P always mean a smiley face?
even in work emails etc? |
Anonymous
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Northwestern:Notre Dame
BC:Villanova Georgetown:Johns Hopkins |
Anonymous
| HYPSM:Wisconsin |
Anonymous
No. BC better with Northwestern. Hopkins better with ND. Villa better with Seton Hall or Syracuse. |
Anonymous
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Uconn:UMass
Providence:Fairfield |
Anonymous
Northwestern University and Notre Dame are not similar in most respects. Northwestern is better compared to U Penn and Duke. |
Anonymous
NP. This is happening because OP used : P without a space. Making tongue out emoji.  My email doesn’t auto populate emojis so hopefully OP doesn’t have that issue.
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