9 girls from Visi going to Clemson

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone using the term VISI just go away. It’s really a horrible abbreviation that no one associated with the place actually uses.

Parents who have children there use this term. I’ve heard it many times.

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My friend who graduated from there calls it Visi, as does her niece who currently attends.

Anyone that goes there uses this.

Sooooooooo douchey…

I know! I throw up in my mouth a bit every time I see the word 'visi'!! I don't even know where the school is.

It’s been in Georgetown since 1799. Where do you live? Silver Spring?

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Anonymous wrote:Bunch of gonzaga boys too. Nothing to see here. Fine school. Higher stats kids have many other options

Or maybe these kids got aid. Not everyone has $80k cash per year for school. DCUM tends to forget this.

I would assume that most people who have enough to send their kids to visi have enough for college, otherwise the could easily put the visi tuition in a 529, send their kid to public, and afford college

Visi is one of the cheaper schools around, at $32k/yr.

Sidwell is $48k. NCS is $49k.

Ah. *Only* 32k a year. Cheap.

This may qualify as the most tone deaf “DCUM Bubble” post of all time.

We're talking about independent schools in the DC area. It is what it is. 32 is a lot less than many of the other schools. If reading this upsets you, maybe don't come to this forum. There are many posts and threads that will trigger you.

I have a kid who went to private school in DC. I know what it costs. I also know that the demographics of the schools that cost $32k a year vary not at all from schools that cost $49. Anyone who thinks so is clueless about the real world.

We’re not clueless about the real world. Stop it. Enough of the threadjack.

Actually, it’s very relevant to the topic at hand. Only DCUM bubble dwellers are shocked that students, from any school, are happy to attend the #30 ranked public college in the country.

Back to your bubble.

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Anonymous wrote:Well, Google does have maps. It is a beautiful campus and should be no surprise that Georgetown Visitation is in Georgetown.

Right next to Georgetown Prep, right?

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Anonymous wrote:Well, Google does have maps. It is a beautiful campus and should be no surprise that Georgetown Visitation is in Georgetown.

Right next to Georgetown Prep, right?

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Anonymous wrote:Well, Google does have maps. It is a beautiful campus and should be no surprise that Georgetown Visitation is in Georgetown.

Right next to Georgetown Prep, right?

Georgetown Prep is in Rockville.

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Anonymous wrote:Well, Google does have maps. It is a beautiful campus and should be no surprise that Georgetown Visitation is in Georgetown.

Right next to Georgetown Prep, right?

Georgetown Prep is in Rockville.

and Georgetown Day School ... also not in Georgetown; rather, Tenleytown.

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone using the term VISI just go away. It’s really a horrible abbreviation that no one associated with the place actually uses.

Parents who have children there use this term. I’ve heard it many times.

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My friend who graduated from there calls it Visi, as does her niece who currently attends.

My friends daughter goes there and refers to it as Visi 100 percent of the time.

Who doesn't call it Visi?

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Wait this school has zero to do with Georgetown University, having "Georgetown" in its name is only in reference to the location in DC?

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Anonymous wrote:Bunch of gonzaga boys too. Nothing to see here. Fine school. Higher stats kids have many other options

Or maybe these kids got aid. Not everyone has $80k cash per year for school. DCUM tends to forget this.

I would assume that most people who have enough to send their kids to visi have enough for college, otherwise the could easily put the visi tuition in a 529, send their kid to public, and afford college

Visi is one of the cheaper schools around, at $32k/yr.

Sidwell is $48k. NCS is $49k.

Ah. *Only* 32k a year. Cheap.

This may qualify as the most tone deaf “DCUM Bubble” post of all time.

We're talking about independent schools in the DC area. It is what it is. 32 is a lot less than many of the other schools. If reading this upsets you, maybe don't come to this forum. There are many posts and threads that will trigger you.

I have a kid who went to private school in DC. I know what it costs. I also know that the demographics of the schools that cost $32k a year vary not at all from schools that cost $49. Anyone who thinks so is clueless about the real world.

We’re not clueless about the real world. Stop it. Enough of the threadjack.

Actually, it’s very relevant to the topic at hand. Only DCUM bubble dwellers are shocked that students, from any school, are happy to attend the #30 ranked public college in the country.

Back to your bubble.

Personally, I am not shocked. I think there is a relatively small number of people in the bubble of which you speak. Considering the vast number of schools, T30, T50 or even T100 is great.

And would you take the nasty tone out of your posts? There’s no reason for it.

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Anonymous wrote:I wasn’t aware that students are clamoring to attend Clemson. Is this a new thing?

As it gets more and more difficult to get into "good" colleges, the unhooked, white and well-off look at schools that a generation ago would not have been on a college list. A slow dribble of interest, one or two who actually enroll, and reports back of receiving a terrific education and a happy college experience, and before you know it the high school sends a half dozen or so per year to a particular college. Clemson may be the flavor of the month. In my day it was USC (South Carolina), Charleston and Elon.

Outgoing, attractive, umc private school kids don’t need grindy colleges.

you forgot 'white'.

In this area, yeah. But I know a lot of attractive young rich gen z/gen aa Indian girls in the tristate area that attend chill colleges and will do magnificent in life. They are all 5’7 minimum in height, always in designer, look like south Bombay scenesters.

Parents are usually biz owners (real estate) or in finance.

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Anonymous wrote:I wasn’t aware that students are clamoring to attend Clemson. Is this a new thing?

As it gets more and more difficult to get into "good" colleges, the unhooked, white and well-off look at schools that a generation ago would not have been on a college list. A slow dribble of interest, one or two who actually enroll, and reports back of receiving a terrific education and a happy college experience, and before you know it the high school sends a half dozen or so per year to a particular college. Clemson may be the flavor of the month. In my day it was USC (South Carolina), Charleston and Elon.

Outgoing, attractive, umc private school kids don’t need grindy colleges.

Sure. But some of the PP would have you believe that these private grads all have scores to get into UChicago or W&M out of state or whatever but they just want to have fun so they went for...Clemson. Not UNC-Chapel Hill, Tulane, one of the UCs or a dozen other warm, fun southern schools with better reputations that would match their supposed scores. As if there aren't kids in the bottom half at the privates--they weren't the academic strivers at the private and they aren't the academic strivers for college and they will do just fine career-wise and socially. I think it's great they found a place they love--I just have no idea why people have to puff up some fake explanation about their academic qualifications when that's not even what they are seeking. Just call it what it is.

Agree with you. My DC is looking at Clemson type schools. Smart just not super academic. Outgoing, kind , interesting kid. Zero worries about ability to do just fine and be happy in life. Went to good DC area private and comes from a fortunate background in terms of financial security and connections for first job and internships. Athletic. I honestly wouldn’t want DC at a grind school. There is more to life.

As long as kids who are self aware of their fortunate situation it is ok.

Though Scandinavian levels of taxation cannot come fast enough.

In an environment where gini coefficient is much flatter, people are way less up in arms over what is clearly positions of privilege.

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Bumping this thread as I saw Clemson has it's first ever Rhodes scholar! Female bio chem major. So maybe chill a bit - good student wi thrive anywhere and may have additional options when they are at the top of their class

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Anonymous wrote:I wasn’t aware that students are clamoring to attend Clemson. Is this a new thing?

As it gets more and more difficult to get into "good" colleges, the unhooked, white and well-off look at schools that a generation ago would not have been on a college list. A slow dribble of interest, one or two who actually enroll, and reports back of receiving a terrific education and a happy college experience, and before you know it the high school sends a half dozen or so per year to a particular college. Clemson may be the flavor of the month. In my day it was USC (South Carolina), Charleston and Elon.

Outgoing, attractive, umc private school kids don’t need grindy colleges.

you forgot 'white'.

In this area, yeah. But I know a lot of attractive young rich gen z/gen aa Indian girls in the tristate area that attend chill colleges and will do magnificent in life. They are all 5’7 minimum in height, always in designer, look like south Bombay scenesters.

Parents are usually biz owners (real estate) or in finance.

Do they have dots on their foreheads?

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Anonymous wrote:Bunch of gonzaga boys too. Nothing to see here. Fine school. Higher stats kids have many other options

Or maybe these kids got aid. Not everyone has $80k cash per year for school. DCUM tends to forget this.

I would assume that most people who have enough to send their kids to visi have enough for college, otherwise the could easily put the visi tuition in a 529, send their kid to public, and afford college

Visi is one of the cheaper schools around, at $32k/yr.

Sidwell is $48k. NCS is $49k.

Ah. *Only* 32k a year. Cheap.

This may qualify as the most tone deaf “DCUM Bubble” post of all time.

We're talking about independent schools in the DC area. It is what it is. 32 is a lot less than many of the other schools. If reading this upsets you, maybe don't come to this forum. There are many posts and threads that will trigger you.

I have a kid who went to private school in DC. I know what it costs. I also know that the demographics of the schools that cost $32k a year vary not at all from schools that cost $49. Anyone who thinks so is clueless about the real world.

We’re not clueless about the real world. Stop it. Enough of the threadjack.

Actually, it’s very relevant to the topic at hand. Only DCUM bubble dwellers are shocked that students, from any school, are happy to attend the #30 ranked public college in the country.

Back to your bubble.

Personally, I am not shocked. I think there is a relatively small number of people in the bubble of which you speak. Considering the vast number of schools, T30, T50 or even T100 is great.

And would you take the nasty tone out of your posts? There’s no reason for it.

With all the classist nastiness on this thread, you get upset at someone calling out the snobs? Sounds like they hit a nerve.

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It is very christian religious. Whites and Black don't integrate. It is the type school that form social cliques on your "breeding stock". And getting married right out of college. And whether or not you were a debutante. son not surprised that Visi girls would flock here.