Colby vs. American vs. Pepper Jack for a social girl who is really into math, science and cheese

[Anonymous]

Dean J says you have to let the cheese age all four years of high school, even if you started in middle school.

[Anonymous]

This book makes a grate graduation gift! Cheesy premise but might melt your student’s heart.


Who Moved My Cheese? An Amazing Way to Deal with Change in Your Work and in Your Life, published on September 8, 1998, is a bestselling seminal work and motivational business fable by Spencer Johnson.

PP who asked about Casein Western.

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Anonymous wrote:How would my high stats, STEM-focused DD do at Casein Western?

Students are very competitive and study all the time, but they still find a whey to have fun.

Are they all math Cheez Whizes?

[Anonymous]

Everyone thought American was good when I was a kid but it’s ratings have tanked.

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Anonymous wrote:We loved the Roquefort tour, but some of the dorms were really old and moldy smelling.

The smell is a feature, not a bug. Perhaps it's not the right cultural fit for you.

That’s funny. Land O Lakes.

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Anonymous wrote:My child is lactose intolerant, will any of these schools make accommodations?

I’ve heard the hard ones are better for students like your DC.

That’s reassuring, our advisor wants us to apply to Chao State but I think it might be too crunchy for DC

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Anonymous wrote:Colby, American, and Pepper Jack all go well with ranch dressing. Just saying...

-Flip Driscoll

Good to hear from you, Flip!

[Anonymous]

You are such a softie!

[Anonymous]

This thread has jumped the Sharp.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trying to figure out how to prioritize college tours this spring. Any advice would be helpful

FWIW, our DD is at a NESCAC and "is really into math, science and cheese" as well as sports and parties.

[Anonymous]

American actually has a Cheese Club....just saying...
https://www.facebook.com/AUCheeseClub/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:American actually has a Cheese Club....just saying...
https://www.facebook.com/AUCheeseClub/

Ugh...that's so cheesy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:American actually has a Cheese Club....just saying...
https://www.facebook.com/AUCheeseClub/

W&M does, too, and they host a popular CheeseFest. A study in Switzerland showed that cheese exposed to A Tribe tastes better:

https://www.stereogum.com/2036951/a-tribe-called-quest-cheese-experiment/news/

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Anonymous wrote:My child is lactose intolerant, will any of these schools make accommodations?

Harzer College is a little gem not many know about.

[Anonymous]

Still ton of kids want to attend Leicester University in the UK.
Havarti at it is what I say. I understand courses are a bit of a Brieze…