This is so funny. I also went to Cal Poly SLO and UMD grad school. However, my kids are too young for college. |
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Me: Santa Barbara City College, then UCLA
DH: Johns Hopkins Kid: UChicago |
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Parents: Georgetown
Kids: WashU and Harvard |
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Parents: PSU and UMD
Kid: UMD |
Did you guide this decision at all? I also went to a tiny 1000 student school and found it way too small, way too rural, and with way too few opportunities. I’d highly suggest my kids go somewhere at least somewhat larger. Wondering if you felt the same. |
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Me UVA out of state , husband out of state big 10 school
Kids University of GA and Georgetown |
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Me: Michigan (OOS student from NJ)
DH: Michigan (in-state student) DD1: Michigan (oos from dmv) DD2: Pitt DD3: tbd, rising senior and leaning towards ED at WUSTL right now... |
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DH and I: both SLACs
DD1: large state school |
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Me: Berkeley
DH: Berkeley, then Stanford DD: UChicago DS: tbd |
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Me: Pace, NYU, U of Michigan
DW: college dropout DD: non-flagship Michigan school that was perfect for her |
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Me: SLAC
Spouse: Ivy Kid 1: Private university Kid 2: In-state public university |
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Me: UMD/UTK
DH: GW/Cornell DD: VA Tech in state (her happy place) |
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Parents: European universities, the best in their country, but not well-known here. Children: anything BUT their parents' universities! Since they will have a choice, they understand that actual academic content is not enough - there has to be a certain recognition from US grad schools and employers. |
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Me: Faber College
DW: Emily Dickenson College (survived the kiln explosion) Children: In state public |
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Me: None
Her Dad: University of Durham, England Daughter: North Caroline State University |