Record number of high schoolers swapping the Ivy League for the SEC thanks to sunshine, campus culture - The Times

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Anonymous wrote:Do current hiring managers (genx -elder millenials) value southern schools?

Well the ones who live in these desirable sunbelt areas do.

If these areas were so desirable why is land so cheap and k-12 education so bad? And houses are made out of hay so that FEMA has to come in every time there's a storm?

Charlotte, Charleston, Nashville and Austin are better without you. Now go back to your shit hole.

You're joking me. Those are the 4 best cities in the south? Can't wait to see the rest of the top 10. And a real stretch to pick a city in Texas-but ask the locals there how sh!tty and expensive it's become since socal decided to move there.

They are all moving back...even the MAGA folks hate Austin and went back to LA. Then AI hit and all the tech folks moved back to SF.

Bullshit

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/lifestyle/article-14930373/conservative-stars-regret-california-texas-austin-rogan.html

https://www.wsj.com/articles/austins-reign-as-a-tech-hub-might-be-coming-to-an-end-02836bc3?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=AWEtsqdfCQASubr2FJsSgRdzt6FivvXyxoLjLrHawjlNgI9ECM38Q42bsRuGK1zmIqo%3D&gaa_ts=69287448&gaa_sig=mNsfyKUgw0KDbdrEoPDFNhcrpMg67sPaWSTscfl-dDX4y6ZuOL45Kai4egfX8sGAcgk6rTEjJ4cQAhg4TZTCMg%3D%3D

Nearly five years after Austin, Texas, became a darling of the tech industry, luring companies out of California with the promise of lower taxes and a better quality of life, the city is now bleeding tech talent that is flowing back to the coasts.

Got a cite for Charlotte, Charleston, Atlanta? The AI tech bro bust in Austin is another lame attempt to cherry pick something to fit your narrative

Bullshit was specific to Austin and specific to tech moving back to SF and even MAGA going back to LA.

Now, when presented the facts…that’s your answer?

You don’t have a cite, do you?

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Anonymous wrote:Haven’t read through the thread yet but snooty, liberal, north eastern coded DCUM must be losing their minds over this.

The fact that this thread could hit 30 pages is sufficient evidence that the snobs are having a collective meltdown. If it didn’t bother them they wouldn’t feel the need to post. The SEC must have struck a nerve.

If they were smart and secure, they could just ignore this thread. But they can’t, and I appreciate that because they are so funny when they’re mad.

I came just because the thread hit 30 pages.

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Anonymous wrote:Something like 88% of top Atlanta private school kids attend college OOS, many at private NE schools.

It’s not because they aren’t accepted at UGA or Tech…it’s because they have $$$s and free tuition just isn’t a factor in their decision. It’s not like their private HS was cheap.

Incorrect.

Westminster School grads (largest, wealthiest private school in Atlanta also has the highest endowment of any private high school on the US lower 48 mainland): 76% attend non-Georgia colleges & universities. The out-of-state schools are overwhelmingly located in other Southern states. (Auburn, U Alabama, Wake Forest U., Wash & Lee, Vanderbilt, Duke, U Virginia, UNC, Tulane, Rhodes, Clemson, U Miami, etc.) U Georgia (94), Georgia Tech (66), and Emory (16). TCU (25), SMU, U Texas.

Among the Ivy League, Yale is the most popular with 13 students matriculating over a 5 year period. Next is Dartmouth College with 12, then Brown (11), then Harvard (8). Boston College is popular (10) as is BU (11), then Middlebury College (5). Georgetown (22). Stanford (20).

For class of 2024, 82% went OOS. It’s right there in the pie chart.

Largest cohort was 49% OOS private

Less than a 1/4 stayed in state

Guess what sweetie? The world doesn’t revolve around Atlanta private schools. Nobody gives a shit.

Exactly. Poster is ignoring the 57,000 plus applying OOS from a lot of private schools much better than those around Atlanta from all over the country and the 70% actually rejected throughout the State of Georgia. Such a weird argument or point they are trying to make..

Gatech isnt even the best school in Georgia, give it a rest.

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Anonymous wrote:Do current hiring managers (genx -elder millenials) value southern schools?

Well the ones who live in these desirable sunbelt areas do.

If these areas were so desirable why is land so cheap and k-12 education so bad? And houses are made out of hay so that FEMA has to come in every time there's a storm?

Charlotte, Charleston, Nashville and Austin are better without you. Now go back to your shit hole.

You're joking me. Those are the 4 best cities in the south? Can't wait to see the rest of the top 10. And a real stretch to pick a city in Texas-but ask the locals there how sh!tty and expensive it's become since socal decided to move there.

They are all moving back...even the MAGA folks hate Austin and went back to LA. Then AI hit and all the tech folks moved back to SF.

Bullshit

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/lifestyle/article-14930373/conservative-stars-regret-california-texas-austin-rogan.html

https://www.wsj.com/articles/austins-reign-as-a-tech-hub-might-be-coming-to-an-end-02836bc3?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=AWEtsqdfCQASubr2FJsSgRdzt6FivvXyxoLjLrHawjlNgI9ECM38Q42bsRuGK1zmIqo%3D&gaa_ts=69287448&gaa_sig=mNsfyKUgw0KDbdrEoPDFNhcrpMg67sPaWSTscfl-dDX4y6ZuOL45Kai4egfX8sGAcgk6rTEjJ4cQAhg4TZTCMg%3D%3D

Nearly five years after Austin, Texas, became a darling of the tech industry, luring companies out of California with the promise of lower taxes and a better quality of life, the city is now bleeding tech talent that is flowing back to the coasts.

Got a cite for Charlotte, Charleston, Atlanta? The AI tech bro bust in Austin is another lame attempt to cherry pick something to fit your narrative

Bullshit was specific to Austin and specific to tech moving back to SF and even MAGA going back to LA.

Now, when presented the facts…that’s your answer?

You don’t have a cite, do you?

Literally…there are two cites above. Are you this dense IRL?

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Anonymous wrote:Do current hiring managers (genx -elder millenials) value southern schools?

Well the ones who live in these desirable sunbelt areas do.

If these areas were so desirable why is land so cheap and k-12 education so bad? And houses are made out of hay so that FEMA has to come in every time there's a storm?

Charlotte, Charleston, Nashville and Austin are better without you. Now go back to your shit hole.

You're joking me. Those are the 4 best cities in the south? Can't wait to see the rest of the top 10. And a real stretch to pick a city in Texas-but ask the locals there how sh!tty and expensive it's become since socal decided to move there.

They are all moving back...even the MAGA folks hate Austin and went back to LA. Then AI hit and all the tech folks moved back to SF.

Bullshit

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/lifestyle/article-14930373/conservative-stars-regret-california-texas-austin-rogan.html

https://www.wsj.com/articles/austins-reign-as-a-tech-hub-might-be-coming-to-an-end-02836bc3?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=AWEtsqdfCQASubr2FJsSgRdzt6FivvXyxoLjLrHawjlNgI9ECM38Q42bsRuGK1zmIqo%3D&gaa_ts=69287448&gaa_sig=mNsfyKUgw0KDbdrEoPDFNhcrpMg67sPaWSTscfl-dDX4y6ZuOL45Kai4egfX8sGAcgk6rTEjJ4cQAhg4TZTCMg%3D%3D

Nearly five years after Austin, Texas, became a darling of the tech industry, luring companies out of California with the promise of lower taxes and a better quality of life, the city is now bleeding tech talent that is flowing back to the coasts.

Got a cite for Charlotte, Charleston, Atlanta? The AI tech bro bust in Austin is another lame attempt to cherry pick something to fit your narrative

Bullshit was specific to Austin and specific to tech moving back to SF and even MAGA going back to LA.

Now, when presented the facts…that’s your answer?

You don’t have a cite, do you?

Literally…there are two cites above. Are you this dense IRL?

Only Austin. Try again!!!

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Back in my day, the quintessential college experience was associated with snow and New England. I remember visiting a friend who attended ASU and thinking it was like a resort and somewhat unserious. The dorm was a former motel and the rooms had sliding glass doors that opened to a pool area.

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Anonymous wrote:Do current hiring managers (genx -elder millenials) value southern schools?

Well the ones who live in these desirable sunbelt areas do.

If these areas were so desirable why is land so cheap and k-12 education so bad? And houses are made out of hay so that FEMA has to come in every time there's a storm?

Charlotte, Charleston, Nashville and Austin are better without you. Now go back to your shit hole.

You're joking me. Those are the 4 best cities in the south? Can't wait to see the rest of the top 10. And a real stretch to pick a city in Texas-but ask the locals there how sh!tty and expensive it's become since socal decided to move there.

They are all moving back...even the MAGA folks hate Austin and went back to LA. Then AI hit and all the tech folks moved back to SF.

Bullshit

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/lifestyle/article-14930373/conservative-stars-regret-california-texas-austin-rogan.html

https://www.wsj.com/articles/austins-reign-as-a-tech-hub-might-be-coming-to-an-end-02836bc3?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=AWEtsqdfCQASubr2FJsSgRdzt6FivvXyxoLjLrHawjlNgI9ECM38Q42bsRuGK1zmIqo%3D&gaa_ts=69287448&gaa_sig=mNsfyKUgw0KDbdrEoPDFNhcrpMg67sPaWSTscfl-dDX4y6ZuOL45Kai4egfX8sGAcgk6rTEjJ4cQAhg4TZTCMg%3D%3D

Nearly five years after Austin, Texas, became a darling of the tech industry, luring companies out of California with the promise of lower taxes and a better quality of life, the city is now bleeding tech talent that is flowing back to the coasts.

Got a cite for Charlotte, Charleston, Atlanta? The AI tech bro bust in Austin is another lame attempt to cherry pick something to fit your narrative

Bullshit was specific to Austin and specific to tech moving back to SF and even MAGA going back to LA.

Now, when presented the facts…that’s your answer?

You don’t have a cite, do you?

Literally…there are two cites above. Are you this dense IRL?

Go back in the thread and confirm your 2 sigmas below IQ. That poster was asking (twice) about those 3 other amazing cities.

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Anonymous wrote:Something like 88% of top Atlanta private school kids attend college OOS, many at private NE schools.

It’s not because they aren’t accepted at UGA or Tech…it’s because they have $$$s and free tuition just isn’t a factor in their decision. It’s not like their private HS was cheap.

Incorrect.

Westminster School grads (largest, wealthiest private school in Atlanta also has the highest endowment of any private high school on the US lower 48 mainland): 76% attend non-Georgia colleges & universities. The out-of-state schools are overwhelmingly located in other Southern states. (Auburn, U Alabama, Wake Forest U., Wash & Lee, Vanderbilt, Duke, U Virginia, UNC, Tulane, Rhodes, Clemson, U Miami, etc.) U Georgia (94), Georgia Tech (66), and Emory (16). TCU (25), SMU, U Texas.

Among the Ivy League, Yale is the most popular with 13 students matriculating over a 5 year period. Next is Dartmouth College with 12, then Brown (11), then Harvard (8). Boston College is popular (10) as is BU (11), then Middlebury College (5). Georgetown (22). Stanford (20).

For class of 2024, 82% went OOS. It’s right there in the pie chart.

Largest cohort was 49% OOS private

Less than a 1/4 stayed in state

Guess what sweetie? The world doesn’t revolve around Atlanta private schools. Nobody gives a shit.

Exactly. Poster is ignoring the 57,000 plus applying OOS from a lot of private schools much better than those around Atlanta from all over the country and the 70% actually rejected throughout the State of Georgia. Such a weird argument or point they are trying to make..

Gatech isnt even the best school in Georgia, give it a rest.

Emory booster is that you?! It’s like Thanksgiving with my favorite trolls.

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Anonymous wrote:Back in my day, the quintessential college experience was associated with snow and New England. I remember visiting a friend who attended ASU and thinking it was like a resort and somewhat unserious. The dorm was a former motel and the rooms had sliding glass doors that opened to a pool area.

That sounds wonderful.

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Anonymous wrote:Do current hiring managers (genx -elder millenials) value southern schools?

Well the ones who live in these desirable sunbelt areas do.

If these areas were so desirable why is land so cheap and k-12 education so bad? And houses are made out of hay so that FEMA has to come in every time there's a storm?

Charlotte, Charleston, Nashville and Austin are better without you. Now go back to your shit hole.

You're joking me. Those are the 4 best cities in the south? Can't wait to see the rest of the top 10. And a real stretch to pick a city in Texas-but ask the locals there how sh!tty and expensive it's become since socal decided to move there.

They are all moving back...even the MAGA folks hate Austin and went back to LA. Then AI hit and all the tech folks moved back to SF.

Bullshit

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/lifestyle/article-14930373/conservative-stars-regret-california-texas-austin-rogan.html

https://www.wsj.com/articles/austins-reign-as-a-tech-hub-might-be-coming-to-an-end-02836bc3?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=AWEtsqdfCQASubr2FJsSgRdzt6FivvXyxoLjLrHawjlNgI9ECM38Q42bsRuGK1zmIqo%3D&gaa_ts=69287448&gaa_sig=mNsfyKUgw0KDbdrEoPDFNhcrpMg67sPaWSTscfl-dDX4y6ZuOL45Kai4egfX8sGAcgk6rTEjJ4cQAhg4TZTCMg%3D%3D

Nearly five years after Austin, Texas, became a darling of the tech industry, luring companies out of California with the promise of lower taxes and a better quality of life, the city is now bleeding tech talent that is flowing back to the coasts.

Got a cite for Charlotte, Charleston, Atlanta? The AI tech bro bust in Austin is another lame attempt to cherry pick something to fit your narrative

Bullshit was specific to Austin and specific to tech moving back to SF and even MAGA going back to LA.

Now, when presented the facts…that’s your answer?

You don’t have a cite, do you?

Literally…there are two cites above. Are you this dense IRL?

Only Austin. Try again!!!

Hey…I just care you agree Austin is losing people.

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Anonymous wrote:Do current hiring managers (genx -elder millenials) value southern schools?

Well the ones who live in these desirable sunbelt areas do.

If these areas were so desirable why is land so cheap and k-12 education so bad? And houses are made out of hay so that FEMA has to come in every time there's a storm?

Charlotte, Charleston, Nashville and Austin are better without you. Now go back to your shit hole.

You're joking me. Those are the 4 best cities in the south? Can't wait to see the rest of the top 10. And a real stretch to pick a city in Texas-but ask the locals there how sh!tty and expensive it's become since socal decided to move there.

They are all moving back...even the MAGA folks hate Austin and went back to LA. Then AI hit and all the tech folks moved back to SF.

Bullshit

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/lifestyle/article-14930373/conservative-stars-regret-california-texas-austin-rogan.html

https://www.wsj.com/articles/austins-reign-as-a-tech-hub-might-be-coming-to-an-end-02836bc3?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=AWEtsqdfCQASubr2FJsSgRdzt6FivvXyxoLjLrHawjlNgI9ECM38Q42bsRuGK1zmIqo%3D&gaa_ts=69287448&gaa_sig=mNsfyKUgw0KDbdrEoPDFNhcrpMg67sPaWSTscfl-dDX4y6ZuOL45Kai4egfX8sGAcgk6rTEjJ4cQAhg4TZTCMg%3D%3D

Nearly five years after Austin, Texas, became a darling of the tech industry, luring companies out of California with the promise of lower taxes and a better quality of life, the city is now bleeding tech talent that is flowing back to the coasts.

Got a cite for Charlotte, Charleston, Atlanta? The AI tech bro bust in Austin is another lame attempt to cherry pick something to fit your narrative

Bullshit was specific to Austin and specific to tech moving back to SF and even MAGA going back to LA.

Now, when presented the facts…that’s your answer?

You don’t have a cite, do you?

Literally…there are two cites above. Are you this dense IRL?

Only Austin. Try again!!!

Hey…I just care you agree Austin is losing people.

Where are your other cites?! Come on I don’t have all day

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Anonymous wrote:Something like 88% of top Atlanta private school kids attend college OOS, many at private NE schools.

It’s not because they aren’t accepted at UGA or Tech…it’s because they have $$$s and free tuition just isn’t a factor in their decision. It’s not like their private HS was cheap.

Incorrect.

Westminster School grads (largest, wealthiest private school in Atlanta also has the highest endowment of any private high school on the US lower 48 mainland): 76% attend non-Georgia colleges & universities. The out-of-state schools are overwhelmingly located in other Southern states. (Auburn, U Alabama, Wake Forest U., Wash & Lee, Vanderbilt, Duke, U Virginia, UNC, Tulane, Rhodes, Clemson, U Miami, etc.) U Georgia (94), Georgia Tech (66), and Emory (16). TCU (25), SMU, U Texas.

Among the Ivy League, Yale is the most popular with 13 students matriculating over a 5 year period. Next is Dartmouth College with 12, then Brown (11), then Harvard (8). Boston College is popular (10) as is BU (11), then Middlebury College (5). Georgetown (22). Stanford (20).

For class of 2024, 82% went OOS. It’s right there in the pie chart.

Largest cohort was 49% OOS private

Less than a 1/4 stayed in state

Guess what sweetie? The world doesn’t revolve around Atlanta private schools. Nobody gives a shit.

Exactly. Poster is ignoring the 57,000 plus applying OOS from a lot of private schools much better than those around Atlanta from all over the country and the 70% actually rejected throughout the State of Georgia. Such a weird argument or point they are trying to make..

Gatech isnt even the best school in Georgia, give it a rest.

Emory booster is that you?! It’s like Thanksgiving with my favorite trolls.

Emory is a loser EA school.

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Anonymous wrote:The new White Flight

White flight to the Sun Belt which has the highest percentage of African Americans in the US?

You’re finished. Game, set, match.

Are you deliberately ignoring that most southern cities are heavily segregated or are you just ignorant?

Do you live in a majority minority neighborhood?

Still waiting

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Anonymous wrote:Something like 88% of top Atlanta private school kids attend college OOS, many at private NE schools.

It’s not because they aren’t accepted at UGA or Tech…it’s because they have $$$s and free tuition just isn’t a factor in their decision. It’s not like their private HS was cheap.

Incorrect.

Westminster School grads (largest, wealthiest private school in Atlanta also has the highest endowment of any private high school on the US lower 48 mainland): 76% attend non-Georgia colleges & universities. The out-of-state schools are overwhelmingly located in other Southern states. (Auburn, U Alabama, Wake Forest U., Wash & Lee, Vanderbilt, Duke, U Virginia, UNC, Tulane, Rhodes, Clemson, U Miami, etc.) U Georgia (94), Georgia Tech (66), and Emory (16). TCU (25), SMU, U Texas.

Among the Ivy League, Yale is the most popular with 13 students matriculating over a 5 year period. Next is Dartmouth College with 12, then Brown (11), then Harvard (8). Boston College is popular (10) as is BU (11), then Middlebury College (5). Georgetown (22). Stanford (20).

For class of 2024, 82% went OOS. It’s right there in the pie chart.

Largest cohort was 49% OOS private

Less than a 1/4 stayed in state

Guess what sweetie? The world doesn’t revolve around Atlanta private schools. Nobody gives a shit.

Exactly. Poster is ignoring the 57,000 plus applying OOS from a lot of private schools much better than those around Atlanta from all over the country and the 70% actually rejected throughout the State of Georgia. Such a weird argument or point they are trying to make..

Gatech isnt even the best school in Georgia, give it a rest.

You are a total clown.

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Anonymous wrote:Back in my day, the quintessential college experience was associated with snow and New England. I remember visiting a friend who attended ASU and thinking it was like a resort and somewhat unserious. The dorm was a former motel and the rooms had sliding glass doors that opened to a pool area.

Which experience sounds more appealing to most 18 year olds? I know which my kids would choose and it’s not snow and New England.