What do you call it when someone has both degrees from the same college?

[Anonymous]

for example: Harvard BA, Harvard JD or Northwestern BA, Northwestern-Kellogg MBA

Is it double alum, dual alum or something else? I've heard it before but I just can't seem to recall. Thanks.

[Anonymous]

Someone who's waaaaay to comfortable at a certain school and afraid to explore other options.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Someone who's waaaaay to comfortable at a certain school and afraid to explore other options.

intellectually incestuous. I have a doctorate and it just shouldn't be done.

[Anonymous]

You call them smart.

[Anonymous]

we always called it academic inbreeding.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Someone who's waaaaay to comfortable at a certain school and afraid to explore other options.

Or they are excited by the work being done at their school and are eager to participate in it?

[Anonymous]

At Notre Dame, we call them a Double Domer.

"Domer" is in reference to the Golden Dome.

[Anonymous]

Double H

[Anonymous]

A sucker who got ripped off.

[Anonymous]

Double or Triple Harvard (undergrad, K school, law school)

[Anonymous]

I'm one of these folks and I've never heard of it even being an it, let alone being called anything specific. People look at my wall, say "oh you went to x place for college and law school? You liked it huh?" and that's the end.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A sucker who got ripped off.

Ripped off how?

[Anonymous]

Double Eagle at my Alma Mater. I hear UVA grads say Double Hoo. Sounds like that's the norm - double + nickname?

[Anonymous]

Boring

[Anonymous]

Undergrad-->grad-->PhD-->faculty=lifer