Rollins College

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Anonymous wrote:What is the academic equivalent in the DMV? W&L or Roanoke?

Neither. Better than Roanoke (which sucks) but nowhere near W&L

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I'm from Florida. Rollins is fine but not worth the tuition compared to the Florida state schools, especially not with Bright Futures. No one from my Orlando high school went there.

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Anonymous wrote:What is the academic equivalent in the DMV? W&L or Roanoke?

Neither. Better than Roanoke (which sucks) but nowhere near W&L

Cite that Rollins is better than Roanoke?

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Anonymous wrote:What is the academic equivalent in the DMV? W&L or Roanoke?

Neither. Better than Roanoke (which sucks) but nowhere near W&L

Cite that Rollins is better than Roanoke?

Rollins is ranked 2nd among regional universities in the Southeast (out of 135). Roanoke is ranked 122 among 211 national liberal arts colleges. Can’t compare these directly but seems to give the edge to Rollins.

Rollins’ admit rate is 41 percent. Roanoke’s is 80 percent. Rollins’ SAT range is 1185 to 1355 and Roanoke’s is
1090 to 1270.

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Anonymous wrote:How is it academically?

Notice how everyone is talking about how wealthy and attractive the students are? Schools an absolute breeze.

Every college for wealthy and attractive students is a breeze?

When that’s all people talk about, yeah. Similar colleges are SMU and Belmont.

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Anonymous wrote:What is the academic equivalent in the DMV? W&L or Roanoke?

Neither. Better than Roanoke (which sucks) but nowhere near W&L

Cite that Rollins is better than Roanoke?

Rollins is ranked 2nd among regional universities in the Southeast (out of 135). Roanoke is ranked 122 among 211 national liberal arts colleges. Can’t compare these directly but seems to give the edge to Rollins.

Rollins’ admit rate is 41 percent. Roanoke’s is 80 percent. Rollins’ SAT range is 1185 to 1355 and Roanoke’s is
1090 to 1270.

National > regional. Isn’t high point regional?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is the academic equivalent in the DMV? W&L or Roanoke?

Neither. Better than Roanoke (which sucks) but nowhere near W&L

Cite that Rollins is better than Roanoke?

Rollins is ranked 2nd among regional universities in the Southeast (out of 135). Roanoke is ranked 122 among 211 national liberal arts colleges. Can’t compare these directly but seems to give the edge to Rollins.

Rollins’ admit rate is 41 percent. Roanoke’s is 80 percent. Rollins’ SAT range is 1185 to 1355 and Roanoke’s is
1090 to 1270.

National > regional. Isn’t high point regional?

You really need to learn how to read. I said you can’t do a direct comparison. Having said that, it is the number two ranked university among 155 in its region. That’s pretty damn good. And Roanoke isn’t even average among national liberal arts colleges. And they take 80% of their applicants. Roanoke is a bullshit school.

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I know a few Rollins alums. All played tennis. One friend sent his daughter there for lacrosse.

Looks like a great campus. For me the issue is the distance and cost. Need to fly there which makes it more expensive. My son would love it, probably get in but with little aid. So, no way we could swing it.

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Anonymous wrote:What is the academic equivalent in the DMV? W&L or Roanoke?

Neither. Better than Roanoke (which sucks) but nowhere near W&L

Cite that Rollins is better than Roanoke?

Rollins is ranked 2nd among regional universities in the Southeast (out of 135). Roanoke is ranked 122 among 211 national liberal arts colleges. Can’t compare these directly but seems to give the edge to Rollins.

Rollins’ admit rate is 41 percent. Roanoke’s is 80 percent. Rollins’ SAT range is 1185 to 1355 and Roanoke’s is
1090 to 1270.

National > regional. Isn’t high point regional?

You really need to learn how to read. I said you can’t do a direct comparison. Having said that, it is the number two ranked university among 155 in its region. That’s pretty damn good. And Roanoke isn’t even average among national liberal arts colleges. And they take 80% of their applicants. Roanoke is a bullshit school.

lol you’re a bullshit person

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is the academic equivalent in the DMV? W&L or Roanoke?

Neither. Better than Roanoke (which sucks) but nowhere near W&L

Cite that Rollins is better than Roanoke?

Rollins is ranked 2nd among regional universities in the Southeast (out of 135). Roanoke is ranked 122 among 211 national liberal arts colleges. Can’t compare these directly but seems to give the edge to Rollins.

Rollins’ admit rate is 41 percent. Roanoke’s is 80 percent. Rollins’ SAT range is 1185 to 1355 and Roanoke’s is
1090 to 1270.

National > regional. Isn’t high point regional?

You really need to learn how to read. I said you can’t do a direct comparison. Having said that, it is the number two ranked university among 155 in its region. That’s pretty damn good. And Roanoke isn’t even average among national liberal arts colleges. And they take 80% of their applicants. Roanoke is a bullshit school.

lol you’re a bullshit person

A well-reasoned response. 🙄

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Anonymous wrote:What is the academic equivalent in the DMV? W&L or Roanoke?

Neither. Better than Roanoke (which sucks) but nowhere near W&L

Cite that Rollins is better than Roanoke?

Rollins is ranked 2nd among regional universities in the Southeast (out of 135). Roanoke is ranked 122 among 211 national liberal arts colleges. Can’t compare these directly but seems to give the edge to Rollins.

Rollins’ admit rate is 41 percent. Roanoke’s is 80 percent. Rollins’ SAT range is 1185 to 1355 and Roanoke’s is
1090 to 1270.

National > regional. Isn’t high point regional?

You really need to learn how to read. I said you can’t do a direct comparison. Having said that, it is the number two ranked university among 155 in its region. That’s pretty damn good. And Roanoke isn’t even average among national liberal arts colleges. And they take 80% of their applicants. Roanoke is a bullshit school.

lol you’re a bullshit person

A well-reasoned response. 🙄

I’m sure you were very impressed with High Point when it was #1 in the region lol

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Anonymous wrote:What is the academic equivalent in the DMV? W&L or Roanoke?

Neither. Better than Roanoke (which sucks) but nowhere near W&L

Cite that Rollins is better than Roanoke?

Rollins is ranked 2nd among regional universities in the Southeast (out of 135). Roanoke is ranked 122 among 211 national liberal arts colleges. Can’t compare these directly but seems to give the edge to Rollins.

Rollins’ admit rate is 41 percent. Roanoke’s is 80 percent. Rollins’ SAT range is 1185 to 1355 and Roanoke’s is
1090 to 1270.

National > regional. Isn’t high point regional?

You really need to learn how to read. I said you can’t do a direct comparison. Having said that, it is the number two ranked university among 155 in its region. That’s pretty damn good. And Roanoke isn’t even average among national liberal arts colleges. And they take 80% of their applicants. Roanoke is a bullshit school.

lol you’re a bullshit person

A well-reasoned response. 🙄

I’m sure you were very impressed with High Point when it was #1 in the region lol

I am uninterested in High Point for reasons unrelated to whatever its academic strengths may be. I am uninterested in Rollins because of its location. None of that makes Roanoke the academic powerhouse you seem to think that it is.

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Anonymous wrote:What is the academic equivalent in the DMV? W&L or Roanoke?

Neither. Better than Roanoke (which sucks) but nowhere near W&L

Cite that Rollins is better than Roanoke?

Rollins is ranked 2nd among regional universities in the Southeast (out of 135). Roanoke is ranked 122 among 211 national liberal arts colleges. Can’t compare these directly but seems to give the edge to Rollins.

Rollins’ admit rate is 41 percent. Roanoke’s is 80 percent. Rollins’ SAT range is 1185 to 1355 and Roanoke’s is
1090 to 1270.

National > regional. Isn’t high point regional?

You really need to learn how to read. I said you can’t do a direct comparison. Having said that, it is the number two ranked university among 155 in its region. That’s pretty damn good. And Roanoke isn’t even average among national liberal arts colleges. And they take 80% of their applicants. Roanoke is a bullshit school.

lol you’re a bullshit person

A well-reasoned response. 🙄

I’m sure you were very impressed with High Point when it was #1 in the region lol

I am uninterested in High Point for reasons unrelated to whatever its academic strengths may be. I am uninterested in Rollins because of its location. None of that makes Roanoke the academic powerhouse you seem to think that it is.

Try to keep up, I never said Roanoke is an academic powerhouse. You haven’t proven Rollins is any better other than cherry picking when you do or don’t want to use an arbitrary ranking. Your test scores and acceptance rates also don’t mean much without some serious citations. What percent submits testing? How were those acceptance rates calculated?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone have experience with this college? Is it a college for smart kids or late bloomers? Preppy or quirky?

Rollins College is awesome. 100% placement success for Cast Member jobs at Disney World!

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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone have experience with this college? Is it a college for smart kids or late bloomers? Preppy or quirky?

Rollins College is awesome. 100% placement success for Cast Member jobs at Disney World!

What’s wrong with a Disney career?