Jesuit colleges and universities

[Anonymous]

Georgetown is the best catholic school because it’s the least catholic

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would add Dayton and San Diego

Dayton isnt' Jesuit

[Anonymous]

Villanova has the pope and will forever be on the NCAA men's basketball highlight reel. And a train ride away.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Follow the money, Holy Cross, Georgetown and BC have the largest endowment per student in that order. With kids flocking in large numbers to SEC and Big10 schools lesser known Jesuit/Catholic schools will have to offer lots of merit aid to attract potential students.

There are many Catholic families who would have considered these smaller Jesuit collleges if they were still Catholic, but since so many jesuit colleges have wholehearedly rejected the Catholic faith and heritage to become just one more small secular liberal arts college in a sea of small secular liberal arts college, there is no reason to consider them.

Irrelevant. OP is asking about Jesuit schools. Not that ones that are the “most Catholic”.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Georgetown is the best catholic school because it’s the least catholic

And, more relevant to this thread, it’s the best Jesuit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Georgetown has a fantastic lacrosse program and while its basketball program has struggled they have multiple NCAA champs. BC has no men’s lacrosse and no basketball tradition. Holy Cross is indeed small at 3,000 kids but in 2nd largest city in New England over 200,000 people reside in Worcester which is 1 hour to Boston. Hardly rural. Both Georgetown and Holy Cross have the long time prestige. Very few kids would pick BC over GU and its international reputation. Not close.

For the kid who wants ND and rejected, BC is usually the second choice. GU doesn't hold a candle to BC in terms of school spirit or campus experience. BC has many more traditions that students love. My kid went to the accepted student event this year and when a student panel members were asked about favorite traditions, the best they came up with was a birthday celebration in a bar. And nobody can argue that BC has a much more beautiful and pristine campus than Georgetown. My kid chose BC over GU and there are many others that do.

That all said, depending on major, GU would definitely be the first choice for students interested in government related majors. That's really a no brainer.

Something I’ve noticed is that this mom whose kid chose BC over Georgetown constantly talks our ears off about it. She brings it up at every opportunity. Meanwhile people who chose Georgetown over BC never have to bring it up because it’s the norm.

To me, that shows the BC mom feels like she has to prove herself and her kid. She’s unconfident.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:God people, this isn't really that complicated.

https://ajcunet.edu/about/colleges-universities/

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Boston College
Fairfield University
John Carroll University
Loyola University Maryland
Rockhurst University
Santa Clara University
The University of Scranton
Canisius University
Fordham University
Le Moyne College
Loyola University New Orleans
Saint Joseph's University
Seattle University
University of Detroit Mercy
College of the Holy Cross
Georgetown University
Loyola Marymount University
Marquette University
Saint Louis University
Spring Hill College
University of San Francisco
Creighton University
Gonzaga University
Loyola University Chicago
Regis University
Saint Peter's University
St. John's College (Belize)
Xavier University
Campion College
Newman College
Regis College
St. Mark's College

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Georgetown has a fantastic lacrosse program and while its basketball program has struggled they have multiple NCAA champs. BC has no men’s lacrosse and no basketball tradition. Holy Cross is indeed small at 3,000 kids but in 2nd largest city in New England over 200,000 people reside in Worcester which is 1 hour to Boston. Hardly rural. Both Georgetown and Holy Cross have the long time prestige. Very few kids would pick BC over GU and its international reputation. Not close.

For the kid who wants ND and rejected, BC is usually the second choice. GU doesn't hold a candle to BC in terms of school spirit or campus experience. BC has many more traditions that students love. My kid went to the accepted student event this year and when a student panel members were asked about favorite traditions, the best they came up with was a birthday celebration in a bar. And nobody can argue that BC has a much more beautiful and pristine campus than Georgetown. My kid chose BC over GU and there are many others that do.

That all said, depending on major, GU would definitely be the first choice for students interested in government related majors. That's really a no brainer.

Something I’ve noticed is that this mom whose kid chose BC over Georgetown constantly talks our ears off about it. She brings it up at every opportunity. Meanwhile people who chose Georgetown over BC never have to bring it up because it’s the norm.

To me, that shows the BC mom feels like she has to prove herself and her kid. She’s unconfident.

She's also MAGA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Villanova has the pope and will forever be on the NCAA men's basketball highlight reel. And a train ride away.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Georgetown has a fantastic lacrosse program and while its basketball program has struggled they have multiple NCAA champs. BC has no men’s lacrosse and no basketball tradition. Holy Cross is indeed small at 3,000 kids but in 2nd largest city in New England over 200,000 people reside in Worcester which is 1 hour to Boston. Hardly rural. Both Georgetown and Holy Cross have the long time prestige. Very few kids would pick BC over GU and its international reputation. Not close.

For the kid who wants ND and rejected, BC is usually the second choice. GU doesn't hold a candle to BC in terms of school spirit or campus experience. BC has many more traditions that students love. My kid went to the accepted student event this year and when a student panel members were asked about favorite traditions, the best they came up with was a birthday celebration in a bar. And nobody can argue that BC has a much more beautiful and pristine campus than Georgetown. My kid chose BC over GU and there are many others that do.

That all said, depending on major, GU would definitely be the first choice for students interested in government related majors. That's really a no brainer.

Something I’ve noticed is that this mom whose kid chose BC over Georgetown constantly talks our ears off about it. She brings it up at every opportunity. Meanwhile people who chose Georgetown over BC never have to bring it up because it’s the norm.

To me, that shows the BC mom feels like she has to prove herself and her kid. She’s unconfident.

That's interesting. If anything PP seems overconfident to me. People choosing Georgetown over BC IS the norm. I don't think she argues that, which is probably why she even brings it up. Signed another parent whose kid chose BC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Georgetown is the best catholic school because it’s the least catholic

And, more relevant to this thread, it’s the best Jesuit.

Actually - it is right up there with Seattle University as the most woke of the catholic in-name-only schools. Both are Jesuit, but there are less-woke Jesuit options.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Villanova has the pope and will forever be on the NCAA men's basketball highlight reel. And a train ride away.

Villanova is not Jesuit

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Georgetown has a fantastic lacrosse program and while its basketball program has struggled they have multiple NCAA champs. BC has no men’s lacrosse and no basketball tradition. Holy Cross is indeed small at 3,000 kids but in 2nd largest city in New England over 200,000 people reside in Worcester which is 1 hour to Boston. Hardly rural. Both Georgetown and Holy Cross have the long time prestige. Very few kids would pick BC over GU and its international reputation. Not close.

For the kid who wants ND and rejected, BC is usually the second choice. GU doesn't hold a candle to BC in terms of school spirit or campus experience. BC has many more traditions that students love. My kid went to the accepted student event this year and when a student panel members were asked about favorite traditions, the best they came up with was a birthday celebration in a bar. And nobody can argue that BC has a much more beautiful and pristine campus than Georgetown. My kid chose BC over GU and there are many others that do.

That all said, depending on major, GU would definitely be the first choice for students interested in government related majors. That's really a no brainer.

Something I’ve noticed is that this mom whose kid chose BC over Georgetown constantly talks our ears off about it. She brings it up at every opportunity. Meanwhile people who chose Georgetown over BC never have to bring it up because it’s the norm.

To me, that shows the BC mom feels like she has to prove herself and her kid. She’s unconfident.

That's interesting. If anything PP seems overconfident to me. People choosing Georgetown over BC IS the norm. I don't think she argues that, which is probably why she even brings it up. Signed another parent whose kid chose BC.

So that makes 2 braindead moms whose kids chose BC over Georgetown.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would add Dayton and San Diego

Dayton isnt' Jesuit

Neither is San Diego.

[Anonymous]

ND and GU are light years ahead of BC.