Colleges your first year student are loving?

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Anonymous wrote:McGill. Happy my child is not in this miserable country with its loser president.

Must be great for your kid to escape a toxic household rife with TDS.

Anyone who uses the term "TDS" is too dumb to have a kid at a decent school. The MAGA Kool-Aid has ruined your brain. Go get a ski mask and join ICE.

Or visit their kid at 'Bama.

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Pomona has been great fun! Friends at Princeton and Uchicago are also adoring their times!

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Just brought my first year home. Withdrew from school. Partying priority and "it isn't for me". Merry Christmas.

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My kid is having the time of their life at Virginia Tech.

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Anonymous wrote:Duke. Those basketball NIL payments are making life great!

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School of Hard Knocks

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Georgia Institute of Technology

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Anonymous wrote:My kid is loving Harvard so far. It helps to have a sibling there.

Glad to hear. I’ve always liked Haverford.

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Anonymous wrote:Just brought my first year home. Withdrew from school. Partying priority and "it isn't for me". Merry Christmas.

Sorry to hear, poster. Sometimes they just need time to mature and figure out what they really want. Maybe a gap year will be a blessing.

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Anonymous wrote:Just brought my first year home. Withdrew from school. Partying priority and "it isn't for me". Merry Christmas.

Sorry to hear, poster. Sometimes they just need time to mature and figure out what they really want. Maybe a gap year will be a blessing.

Or the school itself was the wrong fit.

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My freshman is loving Northwestern. Working very hard but found his people. Math and Econ major and found friends who study a ton but also go out a few times a week. Is pledging and will do rush in January and really likes the guys. Excellent professors. Says he found the best fit for him. He is a kid who takes academics really seriously but wants a social life, just not a crazy party life. Northwestern has been a great fit because if you go out twice a week you are “social”.

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DS loving Tufts. Great pre-orientation program + smart, friendly, collaborative classmates, lots to do on campus + proximity to Boston.

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Tough to beat Duke it has it all!

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Anonymous wrote:My freshman is loving Northwestern. Working very hard but found his people. Math and Econ major and found friends who study a ton but also go out a few times a week. Is pledging and will do rush in January and really likes the guys. Excellent professors. Says he found the best fit for him. He is a kid who takes academics really seriously but wants a social life, just not a crazy party life. Northwestern has been a great fit because if you go out twice a week you are “social”.

Talk to him again towards the end of winter.

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Anonymous wrote:Tough to beat Duke it has it all!

lol