Is Hillsdale the new Harvard?

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Anonymous wrote:Hillsdale aims to be the Harvard of the alt-right Christo-fascist set.

This this this

People are heading to Hillsdale because of the controversies at places like Harvard, Penn, etc.

If you say so, luv

"Harvard sees applications for early admission drop by 17 percent over last year"

pretty sure this has more to do with the abysmal chances of admission than due to the "controversies."

Source?

Apps are up at Penn and Yale. Would think Penn apps would also be flagging if the case.

[Anonymous]

The thread question is pure absurdity.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Hillsdale aims to be the Harvard of the alt-right Christo-fascist set.

This this this

People are heading to Hillsdale because of the controversies at places like Harvard, Penn, etc.

"People"

Yes, Harvard admissions just had an emergency meeting about all the great applicants they are losing to Hillsdale.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Given all of the controversies circling Harvard, are students going to opt for more tradition educations at traditional schools such as Hillsdale College?

Was that the college on that show "A Different World"?

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Isn’t Hillsdale so desperate for applicants that it accepts all Bible thumpers? Is it as good as Patrick Henry College?

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Anonymous wrote:Given all of the controversies circling Harvard, are students going to opt for more tradition educations at traditional schools such as Hillsdale College?

Wth?

No no no no no

You must be stupid

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Isn’t Hillsdale so desperate for applicants that it accepts all Bible thumpers? Is it as good as Patrick Henry College?

Yes it’s not an education it’s an indoctrination for idiots

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Anonymous wrote:The thread question is pure absurdity.

Yes. It is. And, also: wut.

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Anonymous wrote:Hillsdale aims to be the Harvard of the alt-right Christo-fascist set.

This this this

People are heading to Hillsdale because of the controversies at places like Harvard, Penn, etc.

If you say so, luv

"Harvard sees applications for early admission drop by 17 percent over last year"

pretty sure this has more to do with the abysmal chances of admission than due to the "controversies."

Source?

Apps are up at Penn and Yale. Would think Penn apps would also be flagging if the case.

Will be interesting to see what happens next year

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Anonymous wrote:Hillsdale aims to be the Harvard of the alt-right Christo-fascist set.

This this this

People are heading to Hillsdale because of the controversies at places like Harvard, Penn, etc.

If you say so, luv

"Harvard sees applications for early admission drop by 17 percent over last year"

pretty sure this has more to do with the abysmal chances of admission than due to the "controversies."

Source?

Apps are up at Penn and Yale. Would think Penn apps would also be flagging if the case.

Will be interesting to see what happens next year

When they increase again?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Isn’t Hillsdale so desperate for applicants that it accepts all Bible thumpers? Is it as good as Patrick Henry College?

Evidence that it’s OK to slur Christians as “Bible thumpers”.

Do better.

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Hillsdale’s acceptance rate is 21 percent. About the same as University of Michigan. It is becoming increasingly more respected as woke colleges have obvious problems with ideological capture based in progressive ideology and pedagogy, and Hillsdale offers a more classical curriculum and a more traditional approach to teaching. The problem with most elite institutions is that in most cases they are just as woke as Harvard. It isn’t that they aren’t good schools. It is that they are saying they are more devoted to social justice than to educating students how to think. Hillsdale doesn’t have this problem. It is the highest ranked non-woke school. Its stated purpose is not social justice. It is to equip students to be capable and moral citizens who can think for themselves.

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Anonymous wrote:Isn’t Hillsdale so desperate for applicants that it accepts all Bible thumpers? Is it as good as Patrick Henry College?

Evidence that it’s OK to slur Christians as “Bible thumpers”.

Do better.

DP. I'm a Christian and don't think it's a slur. Not all Christians are Bible thumpers! I posted earlier about being a Christian college grad and being suspect of the quality of education at Hillsdale. Restricting knowledge and substituting indoctrination is not education. It's an echo chamber for thumpers.

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There is no, and has never been, students who considered applying to Harvard and/vs Hillsdale.

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Anonymous wrote:Hillsdale’s acceptance rate is 21 percent. About the same as University of Michigan. It is becoming increasingly more respected as woke colleges have obvious problems with ideological capture based in progressive ideology and pedagogy, and Hillsdale offers a more classical curriculum and a more traditional approach to teaching. The problem with most elite institutions is that in most cases they are just as woke as Harvard. It isn’t that they aren’t good schools. It is that they are saying they are more devoted to social justice than to educating students how to think. Hillsdale doesn’t have this problem. It is the highest ranked non-woke school. Its stated purpose is not social justice. It is to equip students to be capable and moral citizens who can think for themselves.

As long as they don't think that a man kissing a man is acceptable to any sky fairies that might or might not exist.