What colleges are falling out of fashion?

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Anonymous wrote:U Miami - started to rise under Shalala. Reverting back. The U isnt for serious students.

It’s always been a school for kids with rich daddies and foreign jet set types. I’d never send a normal, middle class (or even UMC) kid to U-M absent a full ride scholarship.

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Anonymous wrote:Syracuse
Their science and technology department needs an upgrade fast and the journalism school isn't as prestigious as it used to be

Was the acceptance rate really 68.7% last year?

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Anonymous wrote:U Miami - started to rise under Shalala. Reverting back. The U isnt for serious students.

Full of criminals playing football

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Anonymous wrote:Duke

This ^^^ plus any school in Texas (for women)

Texas is out for men or women, Just no.

+1

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I don't know that SLACs are falling out of favor. DC first focused on mid-sized universities but after all the visits, narrowed down the final list to almost entirely on SLACS.

Was admitted ED at Colby where the admit rate has fallen from 16% a few years ago to 9% last year.

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Anonymous wrote:U Miami - started to rise under Shalala. Reverting back. The U isnt for serious students.

Full of criminals playing football

the 80s called and Notre Dame wants their slogan back

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Anonymous wrote:Syracuse
Their science and technology department needs an upgrade fast and the journalism school isn't as prestigious as it used to be

Was the acceptance rate really 68.7% last year?

Yes.

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Anonymous wrote:Wesleyan, Wellesley, Williams

+1

Not sure about Williams, but definitely Wesleyan and Wellesley.

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Williams, Wesleyan, Notre Dame, WashU, William and Mary.

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Anonymous wrote:Expensive private schools. Not worth the money.

^ poor mindset

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Anonymous wrote:Wesleyan, Wellesley, Williams

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Sure, that’s why their applications keep rising.

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Anonymous wrote:I think a lot of rural LACs don’t hold as much appeal as they did in my day (1980s)- kids today are more used to going out for sushi, good meals, instagramming photos in front of colorful outdoor murals, etc and less want to be in a town where a drive thru McDonalds is the highlight. The Ohio and PA LACs are taking the first hit but eventually may spread to the NE ones, too. It also shows in rising popularity of colleges like Northeastern, Temple, College of Charleston, etc.

Couldn't agree more, DD started at one that seemed like a great fit. But once she got there it was so boring compared to her friends instagram experiences. Transferred to a university in a city and is much happier.

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Anonymous wrote:Duke

This ^^^ plus any school in Texas (for women)

Seriously. I would like for DCs significant loved ones to be able to go drop him off or go to his graduation without being considered a common murderer by the local state.

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Anonymous wrote:How do you think the politicians got their jobs? They were voted in by the majority (though the Republicans are doing all they can to get around majority ruled elections in the future).

Why is it that conservatives send their kids to liberal schools, and liberals can’t send their kids anywhere that doesn’t have a majority liberal view…who’s close minded here?? Are they afraid that their kid may be exposed to conservative views??

Boom

Conservative schools tend to be religious. People don’t want that.

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Any school that costs 80k except HYSPM