How do we feel about Claremont McKenna?

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Anonymous wrote:Definitely on the rise and the most likely candidate to be added to WASP in 10 years, assuming the trajectory continues. Great philosophy. Don’t know about lit.

Definitely not true. Why, because WASP is nothing special and CMC is already there. There are about a dozen top SLACs with virtually identical student profiles and none of them are better than any of the others. They all have their niches and fit and those who believe that a certain 4 are somehow better than the others are just idiots.

CMC is more pre-professional than some others so keep that in mind. C5 consortium provide alot of opportunities.

Just so you know, it’s called 5Cs. I don’t think there is a C5 consortium.

transposition typo, get a grip.

I just was letting you know. Nothing to grip about.

[Anonymous]

Did someone just compare a private college of 8000 across several schools in California (10% accept rate) to a state university with 27,000 students (50% accept rate) in Alabama?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Definitely on the rise and the most likely candidate to be added to WASP in 10 years, assuming the trajectory continues. Great philosophy. Don’t know about lit.

Definitely not true. Why, because WASP is nothing special and CMC is already there. There are about a dozen top SLACs with virtually identical student profiles and none of them are better than any of the others. They all have their niches and fit and those who believe that a certain 4 are somehow better than the others are just idiots.

CMC is more pre-professional than some others so keep that in mind. C5 consortium provide alot of opportunities.

Just so you know, it’s called 5Cs. I don’t think there is a C5 consortium.

transposition typo, get a grip.

I just was letting you know. Nothing to grip about.

Someone needs another cup of coffee, or to get their daily temper tantrum over with in the real world before returning.

[Anonymous]

You have to be willing to engage with diverse perspectives. Some professors are in the Claremont Institute (a few help run it), some only care about the western tradition while others are scholars of race, religion, and multiculturalism. This is a school that’s both hired scholars from the Reagan administration and Jamaica Kincaid. They can hire a lot of well known scholars, because they pay more than others.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Definitely on the rise and the most likely candidate to be added to WASP in 10 years, assuming the trajectory continues. Great philosophy. Don’t know about lit.

Definitely not true. Why, because WASP is nothing special and CMC is already there. There are about a dozen top SLACs with virtually identical student profiles and none of them are better than any of the others. They all have their niches and fit and those who believe that a certain 4 are somehow better than the others are just idiots.

CMC is more pre-professional than some others so keep that in mind. C5 consortium provide alot of opportunities.

Just so you know, it’s called 5Cs. I don’t think there is a C5 consortium.

transposition typo, get a grip.

I just was letting you know. Nothing to grip about.

Someone needs another cup of coffee, or to get their daily temper tantrum over with in the real world before returning.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Definitely on the rise and the most likely candidate to be added to WASP in 10 years, assuming the trajectory continues. Great philosophy. Don’t know about lit.

Definitely not true. Why, because WASP is nothing special and CMC is already there. There are about a dozen top SLACs with virtually identical student profiles and none of them are better than any of the others. They all have their niches and fit and those who believe that a certain 4 are somehow better than the others are just idiots.

CMC is more pre-professional than some others so keep that in mind. C5 consortium provide alot of opportunities.

Just so you know, it’s called 5Cs. I don’t think there is a C5 consortium.

transposition typo, get a grip.

I just was letting you know. Nothing to grip about.

Someone needs another cup of coffee, or to get their daily temper tantrum over with in the real world before returning.

?

You are not the one needing the coffee. It was a +1.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Definitely on the rise and the most likely candidate to be added to WASP in 10 years, assuming the trajectory continues. Great philosophy. Don’t know about lit.

Definitely not true. Why, because WASP is nothing special and CMC is already there. There are about a dozen top SLACs with virtually identical student profiles and none of them are better than any of the others. They all have their niches and fit and those who believe that a certain 4 are somehow better than the others are just idiots.

CMC is more pre-professional than some others so keep that in mind. C5 consortium provide alot of opportunities.

Just so you know, it’s called 5Cs. I don’t think there is a C5 consortium.

transposition typo, get a grip.

I just was letting you know. Nothing to grip about.

Someone needs another cup of coffee, or to get their daily temper tantrum over with in the real world before returning.

?

You are not the one needing the coffee. It was a +1.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wildfires?
Earthquakes?
Oh my

Are you at all familiar with the area? You think wildfires will burn down the Claremont Colleges?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You have to be willing to engage with diverse perspectives. Some professors are in the Claremont Institute (a few help run it), some only care about the western tradition while others are scholars of race, religion, and multiculturalism. This is a school that’s both hired scholars from the Reagan administration and Jamaica Kincaid. They can hire a lot of well known scholars, because they pay more than others.

+1 most important point. The college has toned down the republican energy (not libertarian, very conservative) in hopes of becoming a more diverse, inclusive student body. It has graduated a lot of important people in tech and finance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Always will have a bro culture. Originally an all men’s college and they still sell “Claremont Men’s College” hats. During our tour, so many shirtless men playing beer pong during the day. It’s the classiest version of Auburn.

Possibly a classier version of Auburn's frat scene, but still an excellent school.

Over the past couple of decades, some have complained about the heavy use of alcohol & drugs at CMC by CMC students. Written too often to be ignored.

Nevertheless, CMC offers a great curriculum with excellent job placement in a 5 college community.

Within the past decade, CMC was caught cheating when reporting inflated SAT scores to college rankings services such as US News. Not sure whether or not the miscreants are still a part of the CMC administration.

[Anonymous]

You can read about their failed science department here: https://www.cmcforum.com/post/disintegrated-sciences

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Definitely on the rise and the most likely candidate to be added to WASP in 10 years, assuming the trajectory continues. Great philosophy. Don’t know about lit.

Definitely not true. Why, because WASP is nothing special and CMC is already there. There are about a dozen top SLACs with virtually identical student profiles and none of them are better than any of the others. They all have their niches and fit and those who believe that a certain 4 are somehow better than the others are just idiots.

CMC is more pre-professional than some others so keep that in mind. C5 consortium provide alot of opportunities.

Just so you know, it’s called 5Cs. I don’t think there is a C5 consortium.

transposition typo, get a grip.

I just was letting you know. Nothing to grip about.

apologies...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can read about their failed science department here: https://www.cmcforum.com/post/disintegrated-sciences

What is so bad about being, or becoming, a white-collar trade school ? Hasn't this always been CMC's strength ?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Recently rising college and DD thinks it would be a good opportunity as a literature/philosophy double major. There’s been great buzz on the college across other forum posts, so it would be nice to get some centralized opinion on the college and the culture. Is it still dude bro or is that reducing as the school gets more popular?

It’s a very successful, highly ranked bro/pre-professional school. I’d look at Pomona or Scripps instead for her interests.

[Anonymous]

For a literature/philosophy double major, I would probably recommend Pomona or Scripps or even Pitzer College.