Christopher Newport

[Anonymous]

CNU is mossy definitely a PV. Perfect fit for NoVa parents seeking a safer, summer camp milieu with limited diversity and Courtyard Marriott amenities.

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Anonymous wrote:Potemkin village.

I don’t think you know what that phrase means.

Do your research before you troll. Posts don’t sting when they are this inane.

I don't know much about CNU, but it seems like that kind of insult would be perfect for a school with a beautiful campus but nothing to offer beyond that. Why do you think the PP didn't know what kind of insult they were trying to hurl?

If you don't know much about CNU than maybe you should not offer your obvious assertion that CNU is a PV. It is a shiny new campus that offers an education to the right student that finds it appealing, nothing more and certainly nothing less.

Definitely a PV.

Or, you are definitely an AH.

Sorry it triggers you that other people don’t like your school. Try to let it go.

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Anonymous wrote:Potemkin village.

I don’t think you know what that phrase means.

Do your research before you troll. Posts don’t sting when they are this inane.

I don't know much about CNU, but it seems like that kind of insult would be perfect for a school with a beautiful campus but nothing to offer beyond that. Why do you think the PP didn't know what kind of insult they were trying to hurl?

If you don't know much about CNU than maybe you should not offer your obvious assertion that CNU is a PV. It is a shiny new campus that offers an education to the right student that finds it appealing, nothing more and certainly nothing less.

Definitely a PV.

Or, you are definitely an AH.

+100

[Anonymous]

^^^CNU grad doesn’t know what the plus means. Shocker.

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Anonymous wrote:Potemkin village.

I don’t think you know what that phrase means.

Do your research before you troll. Posts don’t sting when they are this inane.

I don't know much about CNU, but it seems like that kind of insult would be perfect for a school with a beautiful campus but nothing to offer beyond that. Why do you think the PP didn't know what kind of insult they were trying to hurl?

If you don't know much about CNU than maybe you should not offer your obvious assertion that CNU is a PV. It is a shiny new campus that offers an education to the right student that finds it appealing, nothing more and certainly nothing less.

Definitely a PV.

Or, you are definitely an AH.

Sorry it triggers you that other people don’t like your school. Try to let it go.

Not my school but you are a total d-bag.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Potemkin village.

I don’t think you know what that phrase means.

Do your research before you troll. Posts don’t sting when they are this inane.

I don't know much about CNU, but it seems like that kind of insult would be perfect for a school with a beautiful campus but nothing to offer beyond that. Why do you think the PP didn't know what kind of insult they were trying to hurl?

If you don't know much about CNU than maybe you should not offer your obvious assertion that CNU is a PV. It is a shiny new campus that offers an education to the right student that finds it appealing, nothing more and certainly nothing less.

Definitely a PV.

Or, you are definitely an AH.

Sorry it triggers you that other people don’t like your school. Try to let it go.

Not my school but you are a total d-bag.

You seem really nice. And dumb.

[Anonymous]

Not gonna lie. I'd be disappointed if my kid ended up at CNU. I had a couple go to UVA, and the one who didn't have those numbers went to VCU. VCU has a much more interesting and diverse student body. CNU is all around third tier at best.

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Anonymous wrote:Not gonna lie. I'd be disappointed if my kid ended up at CNU. I had a couple go to UVA, and the one who didn't have those numbers went to VCU. VCU has a much more interesting and diverse student body. CNU is all around third tier at best.

CNU and VCU have almost identical acceptance rates and incoming student test scores. The data cuts against your claim that VCU is in a higher tier. I wonder if your politics are influencing your preference for it over CNU.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Potemkin village.

I don’t think you know what that phrase means.

Do your research before you troll. Posts don’t sting when they are this inane.

I don't know much about CNU, but it seems like that kind of insult would be perfect for a school with a beautiful campus but nothing to offer beyond that. Why do you think the PP didn't know what kind of insult they were trying to hurl?

If you don't know much about CNU than maybe you should not offer your obvious assertion that CNU is a PV. It is a shiny new campus that offers an education to the right student that finds it appealing, nothing more and certainly nothing less.

Definitely a PV.

Or, you are definitely an AH.

Sorry it triggers you that other people don’t like your school. Try to let it go.

Not my school but you are a total d-bag.

You seem really nice. And dumb.

I could share my degrees and accomplishments, or where my own kids went to school, but I don't want to rub it in your face.

And you're still a d-bag.

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Anonymous wrote:Not gonna lie. I'd be disappointed if my kid ended up at CNU. I had a couple go to UVA, and the one who didn't have those numbers went to VCU. VCU has a much more interesting and diverse student body. CNU is all around third tier at best.

CNU and VCU have almost identical acceptance rates and incoming student test scores. The data cuts against your claim that VCU is in a higher tier. I wonder if your politics are influencing your preference for it over CNU.

Incoming student test scores aren't all that important. VCU is a major research university with diverse programs and majors and simply offers a whole lot more and is a far more interesting place.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:CNU is mossy definitely a PV. Perfect fit for NoVa parents seeking a safer, summer camp milieu with limited diversity and Courtyard Marriott amenities.

For some kids, that's where they can get in. Not everyone has stellar grades.

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Anonymous wrote:Friends kid went there and is now in medical school. Mom raves about the school. I’m too shallow (at least I’m honest) to apply since it’s not a nationally ranked school but if we were looking at regional schools it would be top of my list based on that mom and others I’ve met.

Are you a snobby adult now applying to colleges? How odd.

LOL. It amazes me how many parents talk about applying (“we applied”) to schools as if they were the one applying, choosing and attending.

It amazes me how many people post here as if the parents' involvement is irrelevant to the process. If the parents are paying, they are very relevant to the process. Additionally, many kids WANT their parents' input. Parents play a critical role in providing advice and guidance, imo. You may disagree and that's fine. But, your absolutism on this point is ridiculous.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Potemkin village.

I don’t think you know what that phrase means.

Do your research before you troll. Posts don’t sting when they are this inane.

I don't know much about CNU, but it seems like that kind of insult would be perfect for a school with a beautiful campus but nothing to offer beyond that. Why do you think the PP didn't know what kind of insult they were trying to hurl?

If you don't know much about CNU than maybe you should not offer your obvious assertion that CNU is a PV. It is a shiny new campus that offers an education to the right student that finds it appealing, nothing more and certainly nothing less.

Definitely a PV.

Or, you are definitely an AH.

Sorry it triggers you that other people don’t like your school. Try to let it go.

Not my school but you are a total d-bag.

You seem really nice. And dumb.

I could share my degrees and accomplishments, or where my own kids went to school, but I don't want to rub it in your face.

And you're still a d-bag.

NP here. Agree that credential hounds and school snobs are D-bags.

[Anonymous]

wonder if your politics are influencing your preference for it over CNU

As others have said ~ Christopher Newport is conservative. THEY have chosen conservative as their brand. They market themselves to The Conservatives. np here.

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Anonymous wrote:Friends kid went there and is now in medical school. Mom raves about the school. I’m too shallow (at least I’m honest) to apply since it’s not a nationally ranked school but if we were looking at regional schools it would be top of my list based on that mom and others I’ve met.

Are you a snobby adult now applying to colleges? How odd.

LOL. It amazes me how many parents talk about applying (“we applied”) to schools as if they were the one applying, choosing and attending.

It amazes me how many people post here as if the parents' involvement is irrelevant to the process. If the parents are paying, they are very relevant to the process. Additionally, many kids WANT their parents' input. Parents play a critical role in providing advice and guidance, imo. You may disagree and that's fine. But, your absolutism on this point is ridiculous.

There is a big gap between excluding parents from the process and parents who talk about the process in the first-person singular. It's not complicated.