Haverford
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Anonymous
| Do not dispute that its an excellent school. However, this school truly is not for everyone. Candidates really need to spend some time looking over the place and being on campus. Its a very small school. |
Anonymous
| How is the sports scene there? |
Anonymous
Well what school is? Can't you say the same thing about any school? |
Anonymous
Nasty this morning, aren't you? |
Anonymous
Seems like a fairly straightforward statement. Why attack? |
Anonymous
Not the PP but there seems to be a pattern of late of taking innocent remarks in a discussion forum as a reason to provoke arguments. The other poster only said his/her observation about a particular school. If you'very been around the college forum long enough, we all agree it's about fit. I guess it would be a good move if people would think about how they present their responses before they write. |
Anonymous
| There are lots of excellent schools that many people have never heard of. If money is not an issue, there's no reason not to include Haverford in your list. |
Anonymous
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I first heard of Haverford from reddit, about the school gave Cantor Fitzgerald CEO a free college education after his parents died. It sounded like a caring school. Hope it still is.
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Anonymous
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Found the thread. Looks like he gave back big time. https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/35q7qw/til_that_howard_lutnick_donated_more_than_65 http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2014-10-26/cantor-s-howard-lutnick-gives-25-million-to-haverford |
Anonymous
Haverford's beautiful athletic center, was built with a major gift from Howard Lutnick, the Cantor CEO, in memory of a classmate and fellow Cantor staff member, Doug Gardner, as well as two other Haverford alumni who were killed in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. Haverford is a place with an extraordinary sense of community among students, faculty, staff and alumnae. |
Anonymous
Legendary cross-country program and strong baseball team in recent years. |
Anonymous
Wow! I did some research on Lutnick, and he (and his money) is truly dedicated to Haverford. Haverford's kind gesture of giving Lutnick a four 'year' scholarship to stay at the school when his parents died says volumes to me about Haverford's compassion and sense of community. Talk about paying it forward! Lutnick ended up donating $65 million to Haverford and sits on one of its boards. After much research, my DC has Haverford on her list of schools and really likes it though I think it's too small. However, having a better sense of its community and students who attend (no school is a utopia), I would have no problem I'd DC attends regardless of size. |
Anonymous
| What are the schools comparable to Haverford in terms of reputation? |