List down your safeties

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Anonymous wrote:Gettysburg - the safety to end all safeties!


Gettysburg's acceptance rate was 48% this year.


So, a 63rd ranked will always be treated like a safety


You are behaving like a jerk. What you mean is “The only people worth caring about are people who go to highly rejective schools. Gettysburg is a safety for kids who hope to get into Harvard.” I hope you don’t also mean “F the rest of the losers - they can lick my boots for a living” but that’s what it sounds like you believe.

In what world is #63 out of thousands a backup for better things? Sure, if your choice is #1, #63 is a disappointment. But that is on you, not inherent to #63.


You mean highly selective. And its 63 out of 211, not thousands. No wonder why Gettysburg is #1 for you.

Agree, St Olaf is a better safety than Gettysburg


Jerk of the day award. We visited Gettysburg though DC is going elsewhere. I thought it had a nice campus, had good course offering and they seemed to care about the students. Great merit. WTAF is wrong with you people.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Wooster
Beloit
Gettysburg


another Gettysburg sighting! it was the safety for my DCs entire class lol - couple of the lax bros and brahs ended up attending i think
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Gettysburg - the safety to end all safeties!


Gettysburg's acceptance rate was 48% this year.


So, a 63rd ranked will always be treated like a safety


You are behaving like a jerk. What you mean is “The only people worth caring about are people who go to highly rejective schools. Gettysburg is a safety for kids who hope to get into Harvard.” I hope you don’t also mean “F the rest of the losers - they can lick my boots for a living” but that’s what it sounds like you believe.

In what world is #63 out of thousands a backup for better things? Sure, if your choice is #1, #63 is a disappointment. But that is on you, not inherent to #63.


You mean highly selective. And its 63 out of 211, not thousands. No wonder why Gettysburg is #1 for you.

Agree, St Olaf is a better safety than Gettysburg


Jerk of the day award. We visited Gettysburg though DC is going elsewhere. I thought it had a nice campus, had good course offering and they seemed to care about the students. Great merit. WTAF is wrong with you people.


+1 to Gettysburg! Tour guide we had was really delightful. Kids seemed normal. Beautiful campus. I was impressed even if Mr Princeton above pi**es on it.
Anonymous
Miami of Ohio
Ithaca
College of Charleston
University of Vermont
University of New Hampshire
SMCM
Anonymous
Rutgers, Lafayette, Wisconsin, Pitt
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Gettysburg - the safety to end all safeties!


Gettysburg's acceptance rate was 48% this year.


So, a 63rd ranked will always be treated like a safety


You are behaving like a jerk. What you mean is “The only people worth caring about are people who go to highly rejective schools. Gettysburg is a safety for kids who hope to get into Harvard.” I hope you don’t also mean “F the rest of the losers - they can lick my boots for a living” but that’s what it sounds like you believe.

In what world is #63 out of thousands a backup for better things? Sure, if your choice is #1, #63 is a disappointment. But that is on you, not inherent to #63.


You mean highly selective. And its 63 out of 211, not thousands. No wonder why Gettysburg is #1 for you.

Agree, St Olaf is a better safety than Gettysburg


Jerk of the day award. We visited Gettysburg though DC is going elsewhere. I thought it had a nice campus, had good course offering and they seemed to care about the students. Great merit. WTAF is wrong with you people.


+1 to Gettysburg! Tour guide we had was really delightful. Kids seemed normal. Beautiful campus. I was impressed even if Mr Princeton above pi**es on it.


much better options for the money, even considering sizable merit - Dickinson for instance punches waay above its weight, and F&M is a notch or two above from a prestige perspective. Gburg is fine as a safety behind these other two I guess
Anonymous
What's a List Down?
Anonymous
Hey folks zeroing in on “list down,” consider that you might be speaking with someone for whom English is a third or fourth language, and reflect on how well you’d fare having this conversation in another language.
Anonymous
Drexel
Wooster
Beloit
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Gettysburg - the safety to end all safeties!


Gettysburg's acceptance rate was 48% this year.


So, a 63rd ranked will always be treated like a safety


You are behaving like a jerk. What you mean is “The only people worth caring about are people who go to highly rejective schools. Gettysburg is a safety for kids who hope to get into Harvard.” I hope you don’t also mean “F the rest of the losers - they can lick my boots for a living” but that’s what it sounds like you believe.

In what world is #63 out of thousands a backup for better things? Sure, if your choice is #1, #63 is a disappointment. But that is on you, not inherent to #63.


You mean highly selective. And its 63 out of 211, not thousands. No wonder why Gettysburg is #1 for you.

Agree, St Olaf is a better safety than Gettysburg


DP. No, they meant highly rejective. It's a common colloquial label in college admissions. You just seem to be unfamiliar. Of course that doesn't stop you from trying to correct someone out of your own ignorance. Hubris, anyone?
Anonymous
Vermont
Penn State
Delaware
Pitt
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Hey folks zeroing in on “list down,” consider that you might be speaking with someone for whom English is a third or fourth language, and reflect on how well you’d fare having this conversation in another language.


Not to mention, it wasn’t hard to understand what OP was saying and most people got the assignment! What’s the purpose of calling out one errant word for no good reason?
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:Wooster
Beloit
Gettysburg


another Gettysburg sighting! it was the safety for my DCs entire class lol - couple of the lax bros and brahs ended up attending i think


Be careful, your kid might end up at Starbucks making coffee for those bros and brahs on their way to their jobs on The Street.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Pitt, Wisconsin, Rutgers, Delaware, UMD


Wisco is not a safety for anyone from out of state.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:Pitt, Wisconsin, Rutgers, Delaware, UMD


Wisco is not a safety for anyone from out of state.


And UMD is not a safety for anyone in state!
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