Colby vs. American vs. Pepper Jack for a social girl who is really into math, science and cheese
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Anonymous
| If DD likes skiing, Parm State is a great choice. You can shred big time there. |
Anonymous
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DD is really into Provolone but honestly I am worried that all she will do is try to find a husband. It's so conservative.
Trying to get her to look into Burrata State but they're pretty soft on academics. |
Anonymous
Burrata is overpriced anyway. |
Anonymous
| How are the football teams? Will they make it into the Cheez-It Bowl? |
Anonymous
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Don’t write off VT. Students there are very fondue the
Cheesy Nights at the library during finals. |
Anonymous
| We loved the Roquefort tour, but some of the dorms were really old and moldy smelling. |
Anonymous
| Queso my DS toured a few colleges and we are going to leave it up to him fajita choose. |
Anonymous
Yeah, I've heard Fond U is the place to go for American Lit. |
Anonymous
| Can’t believe nobody has mentioned Brie College or Camembert State. Excellent French study abroad opportunities! |
Anonymous
True but she will eat it up. |
Anonymous
| Make sure you read Cheeses That Change Lives. It contains many hidden gems. |
Anonymous
| My friend's DC is looking at Mimolette I Think but says it's a tough nut to crack and may be too hard. |
Anonymous
| How would my high stats, STEM-focused DD do at Casein Western? |
Anonymous
| Something about this thread just doesn't smell right.... |
Anonymous
Students are very competitive and study all the time, but they still find a whey to have fun. |