How would you describe the typical Penn State kid?

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Anonymous wrote:You'll have every single type on the planet.
My husband studied chemical engineering and worked for a long time in the pharmaceutical industry near Philly (many companies in that area)

Almost all of his brilliant colleagues' equally smart kids go to Penn State. As soon as you leave the DMV (or specifically DCUM) many, many very smart (and successful) people are not obsessed with only attending top 30 schools.

Eh, we used to hire a lot of Penn State grads, and I was always glad when they left.

Lazy, entitled, sloppy work. Many of them struggled with the basic parts of the job.

They talked about the school constantly.

What type of business ?

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10/01/2023 19:17

Subject: How would you describe the typical Penn State kid?

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Anonymous wrote:I know many very wealthy mainline families who send their kids to Penn State. And if you go to the nice Jersey shore towns, like Avalon and Stone Harbor, you will find Penn State flags everywhere. Whoever said that Philly is not a Penn State town is full of shit.

I am the person who said philly isn't a penn state town. That is based on my observations of locals dressing in villanova/penn/temple/west chester/drexel/UDelaware gear. There is Penn State gear, of course, but it's mixed in with all the other stuff.

How can Philadelphia be a Penn State town when they have so many of their own universities?