| Not an academic school. No one recruits there except the NFL. |
| It is barely a college town. A couple bars and your typical five guys and chipotle for restaurants. Gotta drive 30 minutes to civilization and 45 minutes to the airport -- that is if you don't hit traffic. But people love it there. Just depends what you want out of college. |
I'm curious what would be considered an academic school. Is there a certain attribute that Clemson lacks, or does offering football diminish the academic reputation? |
Objectively stupid post. |
| Are the academics good at Clemson? How is the business school? Do kids get good jobs out of college? |
It is not a very highly rated school nationally, but if you want to live in that part of the world, as a regional school, it is fine. |
| My sister lives near there. It is a very, very, very conservative area with little to do. Heavily Christian and fairly racist. |
| Southern preppy bro’s. Rapey. And racist. I have family there currently. |
???? It is ranked 70th by USNews. Technically just one slot lower than UMD, and the same rating as GWU. Higher than Tech. |
Technically, but I think any prospective employer would hire the average student from GWU, Tech or UMD over Clemson. |
Who needs facts when you have conjecture? |
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LOVE!!
My business partnered with the school years ago so I visited a lot. Very bright kids! Campus is gorgeous. Kind of reminded me of Cornell. Big Greek culture and lots of outdoors like fly fishing or crew. I know several Clemson graduates and they are obsessed with their school. Tons of school spirit with sports. In fact would love my DS to go one day! |
The love of the football program is big at every school in the south. |
That is true of almost every college in the south...UF, FSU, Auburn, Alabama, Georgia, LSU etc, etc, etc. College football is fun in the south. |
| Not a strong state school, but trying to improve. |