Do most UVA choose UVA over privates?

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Anonymous wrote:Is UVA a prestigious institution? No, it’s alum are worried about the date it was founded more than its yield.

The date UVA was founded was questioned by Ivy boosters. Turns out that was a mistake.

You have a sub-human lack of intelligence. Probably have the cranial capacity of a lampshade

Are you capable of forming an argument without resorting to shallow personal attacks?

Argument for or against what exactly? Anyone with a brain can see exactly what UVa is (public school) and isn't (ivy). You obviously lack this qualification and are therefore confused. I see the situation you cannot.

More personal attacks. You really can’t argue against UVA without personal attacks?

SAT:
Harvard: 1550
Yale: 1540
Princeton: 1540
Dartmouth: 1520
Cornell: 1520
MIT: 1550

UVA: 1470
William & Mary: 1470

Mad your closest peer is another podunk public school that isn't an ivy? Upset that UVa doesn't come close to ivy level intellect? You're an ant-brained infirm.

Yet another personal attack. I feel bad for you. Hopefully you find peace. UVA is a great place, but you don’t have to be triggered by it, really

Now cold hard numbers constitute personal attacks...right...

Why don't you name one legitimate way your community university is on par with an Ivy?

Maybe don’t call people you disagree with any-brained? Maybe don’t refer to UVA as a community university? Let us know when you are ready to be a respectful person.

I won't be making it down to Charlottesville because I don't want to be lynched/murdered by white nationalists. You're free to try and blend into civilized society up north anytime you want, though. Might be ostracized once you start peddling nonsense, though.

Sounds like you’re not very familiar with UVA or Charlottesville. Let us know when you’ve done some research and you’re prepared for a civil conversation.

Sounds like you aren't either. Let me know when you've looked at the common data sets of ivies and UVa (notice that UVa is not included in the ivies category) and you're prepared to face reality.

Who said UVA is an Ivy?

If you're the PP, you did. If you're not the PP, the PP did.

Where is that post?

Quoted at 13:46 today. Argued about for many pages afterwards with a UVA booster and others.

13:46 refers to UVA as a public Ivy, not an Ivy.

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Anonymous wrote:Is UVA a prestigious institution? No, it’s alum are worried about the date it was founded more than its yield.

The date UVA was founded was questioned by Ivy boosters. Turns out that was a mistake.

You have a sub-human lack of intelligence. Probably have the cranial capacity of a lampshade

Are you capable of forming an argument without resorting to shallow personal attacks?

Argument for or against what exactly? Anyone with a brain can see exactly what UVa is (public school) and isn't (ivy). You obviously lack this qualification and are therefore confused. I see the situation you cannot.

More personal attacks. You really can’t argue against UVA without personal attacks?

SAT:
Harvard: 1550
Yale: 1540
Princeton: 1540
Dartmouth: 1520
Cornell: 1520
MIT: 1550

UVA: 1470
William & Mary: 1470

Mad your closest peer is another podunk public school that isn't an ivy? Upset that UVa doesn't come close to ivy level intellect? You're an ant-brained infirm.

Yet another personal attack. I feel bad for you. Hopefully you find peace. UVA is a great place, but you don’t have to be triggered by it, really

Now cold hard numbers constitute personal attacks...right...

Why don't you name one legitimate way your community university is on par with an Ivy?

Maybe don’t call people you disagree with any-brained? Maybe don’t refer to UVA as a community university? Let us know when you are ready to be a respectful person.

I won't be making it down to Charlottesville because I don't want to be lynched/murdered by white nationalists. You're free to try and blend into civilized society up north anytime you want, though. Might be ostracized once you start peddling nonsense, though.

Sounds like you’re not very familiar with UVA or Charlottesville. Let us know when you’ve done some research and you’re prepared for a civil conversation.

Sounds like you aren't either. Let me know when you've looked at the common data sets of ivies and UVa (notice that UVa is not included in the ivies category) and you're prepared to face reality.

Who said UVA is an Ivy?

If you're the PP, you did. If you're not the PP, the PP did.

Where is that post?

Quoted at 13:46 today. Argued about for many pages afterwards with a UVA booster and others.

13:46 refers to UVA as a public Ivy, not an Ivy.

There are no public ivies, only private ivies

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Anonymous wrote:Is UVA a prestigious institution? No, it’s alum are worried about the date it was founded more than its yield.

The date UVA was founded was questioned by Ivy boosters. Turns out that was a mistake.

You have a sub-human lack of intelligence. Probably have the cranial capacity of a lampshade

Are you capable of forming an argument without resorting to shallow personal attacks?

Argument for or against what exactly? Anyone with a brain can see exactly what UVa is (public school) and isn't (ivy). You obviously lack this qualification and are therefore confused. I see the situation you cannot.

More personal attacks. You really can’t argue against UVA without personal attacks?

SAT:
Harvard: 1550
Yale: 1540
Princeton: 1540
Dartmouth: 1520
Cornell: 1520
MIT: 1550

UVA: 1470
William & Mary: 1470

Mad your closest peer is another podunk public school that isn't an ivy? Upset that UVa doesn't come close to ivy level intellect? You're an ant-brained infirm.

Yet another personal attack. I feel bad for you. Hopefully you find peace. UVA is a great place, but you don’t have to be triggered by it, really

Now cold hard numbers constitute personal attacks...right...

Why don't you name one legitimate way your community university is on par with an Ivy?

Maybe don’t call people you disagree with any-brained? Maybe don’t refer to UVA as a community university? Let us know when you are ready to be a respectful person.

I won't be making it down to Charlottesville because I don't want to be lynched/murdered by white nationalists. You're free to try and blend into civilized society up north anytime you want, though. Might be ostracized once you start peddling nonsense, though.

Sounds like you’re not very familiar with UVA or Charlottesville. Let us know when you’ve done some research and you’re prepared for a civil conversation.

Sounds like you aren't either. Let me know when you've looked at the common data sets of ivies and UVa (notice that UVa is not included in the ivies category) and you're prepared to face reality.

Who said UVA is an Ivy?

If you're the PP, you did. If you're not the PP, the PP did.

Where is that post?

Quoted at 13:46 today. Argued about for many pages afterwards with a UVA booster and others.

13:46 refers to UVA as a public Ivy, not an Ivy.

There are no public ivies, only private ivies

That is a different debate. It doesn’t look like anyone claimed UVA is in the Ivy League on this thread.

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Anonymous wrote:Is UVA a prestigious institution? No, it’s alum are worried about the date it was founded more than its yield.

The date UVA was founded was questioned by Ivy boosters. Turns out that was a mistake.

You have a sub-human lack of intelligence. Probably have the cranial capacity of a lampshade

Are you capable of forming an argument without resorting to shallow personal attacks?

Argument for or against what exactly? Anyone with a brain can see exactly what UVa is (public school) and isn't (ivy). You obviously lack this qualification and are therefore confused. I see the situation you cannot.

More personal attacks. You really can’t argue against UVA without personal attacks?

SAT:
Harvard: 1550
Yale: 1540
Princeton: 1540
Dartmouth: 1520
Cornell: 1520
MIT: 1550

UVA: 1470
William & Mary: 1470

Mad your closest peer is another podunk public school that isn't an ivy? Upset that UVa doesn't come close to ivy level intellect? You're an ant-brained infirm.

Yet another personal attack. I feel bad for you. Hopefully you find peace. UVA is a great place, but you don’t have to be triggered by it, really

Now cold hard numbers constitute personal attacks...right...

Why don't you name one legitimate way your community university is on par with an Ivy?

Maybe don’t call people you disagree with any-brained? Maybe don’t refer to UVA as a community university? Let us know when you are ready to be a respectful person.

I won't be making it down to Charlottesville because I don't want to be lynched/murdered by white nationalists. You're free to try and blend into civilized society up north anytime you want, though. Might be ostracized once you start peddling nonsense, though.

Sounds like you’re not very familiar with UVA or Charlottesville. Let us know when you’ve done some research and you’re prepared for a civil conversation.

Sounds like you aren't either. Let me know when you've looked at the common data sets of ivies and UVa (notice that UVa is not included in the ivies category) and you're prepared to face reality.

Who said UVA is an Ivy?

If you're the PP, you did. If you're not the PP, the PP did.

Where is that post?

Quoted at 13:46 today. Argued about for many pages afterwards with a UVA booster and others.

13:46 refers to UVA as a public Ivy, not an Ivy.

There are no public ivies, only private ivies

That is a different debate. It doesn’t look like anyone claimed UVA is in the Ivy League on this thread.

One and the same, UVa is cannot b an ivy because there are no public ivies

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This is not a new term btw….public ivy. Very different than traditional ivy, which no one claimed it was.

https://www.bestcolleges.com/blog/public-ivy-schools-and-little-ivies/

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Anonymous wrote:Is UVA a prestigious institution? No, it’s alum are worried about the date it was founded more than its yield.

The date UVA was founded was questioned by Ivy boosters. Turns out that was a mistake.

You have a sub-human lack of intelligence. Probably have the cranial capacity of a lampshade

Are you capable of forming an argument without resorting to shallow personal attacks?

Argument for or against what exactly? Anyone with a brain can see exactly what UVa is (public school) and isn't (ivy). You obviously lack this qualification and are therefore confused. I see the situation you cannot.

More personal attacks. You really can’t argue against UVA without personal attacks?

SAT:
Harvard: 1550
Yale: 1540
Princeton: 1540
Dartmouth: 1520
Cornell: 1520
MIT: 1550

UVA: 1470
William & Mary: 1470

Mad your closest peer is another podunk public school that isn't an ivy? Upset that UVa doesn't come close to ivy level intellect? You're an ant-brained infirm.

Yet another personal attack. I feel bad for you. Hopefully you find peace. UVA is a great place, but you don’t have to be triggered by it, really

Now cold hard numbers constitute personal attacks...right...

Why don't you name one legitimate way your community university is on par with an Ivy?

Maybe don’t call people you disagree with any-brained? Maybe don’t refer to UVA as a community university? Let us know when you are ready to be a respectful person.

I won't be making it down to Charlottesville because I don't want to be lynched/murdered by white nationalists. You're free to try and blend into civilized society up north anytime you want, though. Might be ostracized once you start peddling nonsense, though.

Sounds like you’re not very familiar with UVA or Charlottesville. Let us know when you’ve done some research and you’re prepared for a civil conversation.

Sounds like you aren't either. Let me know when you've looked at the common data sets of ivies and UVa (notice that UVa is not included in the ivies category) and you're prepared to face reality.

Who said UVA is an Ivy?

If you're the PP, you did. If you're not the PP, the PP did.

Where is that post?

Quoted at 13:46 today. Argued about for many pages afterwards with a UVA booster and others.

13:46 refers to UVA as a public Ivy, not an Ivy.

There are no public ivies, only private ivies

That is a different debate. It doesn’t look like anyone claimed UVA is in the Ivy League on this thread.

One and the same, UVa is cannot b an ivy because there are no public ivies

I’m not having that debate with you. Obviously public Ivy is a real term, but you don’t have to like it.

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Anonymous wrote:This is not a new term btw….public ivy. Very different than traditional ivy, which no one claimed it was.

https://www.bestcolleges.com/blog/public-ivy-schools-and-little-ivies/

Okay, great. I agree that UVa should be grouped in with Penn State, Iowa, Arizona, etc. Glad this was the original claim. Much more sensible.

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Anonymous wrote:This is not a new term btw….public ivy. Very different than traditional ivy, which no one claimed it was.

https://www.bestcolleges.com/blog/public-ivy-schools-and-little-ivies/

Okay, great. I agree that UVa should be grouped in with Penn State, Iowa, Arizona, etc. Glad this was the original claim. Much more sensible.

Yes….and if an in state student had the opportunity to go there and save over 50K plus a year rather than going to a traditional ivy, that sounds like a smart choice as well. Which is all that original post was stating btw…

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is not a new term btw….public ivy. Very different than traditional ivy, which no one claimed it was.

https://www.bestcolleges.com/blog/public-ivy-schools-and-little-ivies/

Okay, great. I agree that UVa should be grouped in with Penn State, Iowa, Arizona, etc. Glad this was the original claim. Much more sensible.

Yes….and if an in state student had the opportunity to go there and save over 50K plus a year rather than going to a traditional ivy, that sounds like a smart choice as well. Which is all that original post was stating btw…

Save the extrapolation, happy that you know UVa's peers are Arizona et al

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is not a new term btw….public ivy. Very different than traditional ivy, which no one claimed it was.

https://www.bestcolleges.com/blog/public-ivy-schools-and-little-ivies/

Okay, great. I agree that UVa should be grouped in with Penn State, Iowa, Arizona, etc. Glad this was the original claim. Much more sensible.

Yes….and if an in state student had the opportunity to go there and save over 50K plus a year rather than going to a traditional ivy, that sounds like a smart choice as well. Which is all that original post was stating btw…

Save the extrapolation, happy that you know UVa's peers are Arizona et al

DP. These are all top flagships. Very strong peers. Top peers.

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Anonymous wrote:This is not a new term btw….public ivy. Very different than traditional ivy, which no one claimed it was.

https://www.bestcolleges.com/blog/public-ivy-schools-and-little-ivies/

Okay, great. I agree that UVa should be grouped in with Penn State, Iowa, Arizona, etc. Glad this was the original claim. Much more sensible.

Yes….and if an in state student had the opportunity to go there and save over 50K plus a year rather than going to a traditional ivy, that sounds like a smart choice as well. Which is all that original post was stating btw…

Save the extrapolation, happy that you know UVa's peers are Arizona et al

DP. These are all top flagships. Very strong peers. Top peers.

I bet. Iowa, UVa, Penn State grads are right up there w Harvard, Yale, Princeton. Common knowledge. Why even say it?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is not a new term btw….public ivy. Very different than traditional ivy, which no one claimed it was.

https://www.bestcolleges.com/blog/public-ivy-schools-and-little-ivies/

Okay, great. I agree that UVa should be grouped in with Penn State, Iowa, Arizona, etc. Glad this was the original claim. Much more sensible.

Yes….and if an in state student had the opportunity to go there and save over 50K plus a year rather than going to a traditional ivy, that sounds like a smart choice as well. Which is all that original post was stating btw…

Save the extrapolation, happy that you know UVa's peers are Arizona et al

DP. These are all top flagships. Very strong peers. Top peers.

I bet. Iowa, UVa, Penn State grads are right up there w Harvard, Yale, Princeton. Common knowledge. Why even say it?

What’s the difference?

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Anonymous wrote:This is not a new term btw….public ivy. Very different than traditional ivy, which no one claimed it was.

https://www.bestcolleges.com/blog/public-ivy-schools-and-little-ivies/

Okay, great. I agree that UVa should be grouped in with Penn State, Iowa, Arizona, etc. Glad this was the original claim. Much more sensible.

Yes….and if an in state student had the opportunity to go there and save over 50K plus a year rather than going to a traditional ivy, that sounds like a smart choice as well. Which is all that original post was stating btw…

Save the extrapolation, happy that you know UVa's peers are Arizona et al

DP. These are all top flagships. Very strong peers. Top peers.

I bet. Iowa, UVa, Penn State grads are right up there w Harvard, Yale, Princeton. Common knowledge. Why even say it?

What’s the difference?

Not much, right?