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Anonymous wrote:Agree with others can’t imagine sending a kid to such a remote location with horrible long winters.

Hundreds of thousands of folks live in the Mohawk river valley area and have for a long time. They have coats and hats and gloves and do just fine in the winter. But if you don't like winter, there are hundreds if not thousands of other options for you.

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Anonymous wrote:Agree with others can’t imagine sending a kid to such a remote location with horrible long winters.

I can't imagine sending my kid to some backwards red state, but people do it.

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Anonymous wrote:Agree with others can’t imagine sending a kid to such a remote location with horrible long winters.

Hundreds of thousands of folks live in the Mohawk river valley area and have for a long time. They have coats and hats and gloves and do just fine in the winter. But if you don't like winter, there are hundreds if not thousands of other options for you.

With extremely affordable and accessible skiing, can't think of many schools that offer that, but keeping spending your money on trips to Colorado. Nothing like skiing in the Addie's on a Sunday in February.

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The main attraction is the Walmart a few towns over.

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Anonymous wrote:Agree with others can’t imagine sending a kid to such a remote location with horrible long winters.

Hundreds of thousands of folks live in the Mohawk river valley area and have for a long time. They have coats and hats and gloves and do just fine in the winter. But if you don't like winter, there are hundreds if not thousands of other options for you.

With extremely affordable and accessible skiing, can't think of many schools that offer that, but keeping spending your money on trips to Colorado. Nothing like skiing in the Addie's on a Sunday in February.

How far from Hamilton is there skiing? Easy day trip?

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Anonymous wrote:Agree with others can’t imagine sending a kid to such a remote location with horrible long winters.

Hundreds of thousands of folks live in the Mohawk river valley area and have for a long time. They have coats and hats and gloves and do just fine in the winter. But if you don't like winter, there are hundreds if not thousands of other options for you.

Notable history of this band of upstate NY includes that of the early women's rights conventions, prominent utopian communities, the Erie Canal and the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.

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Anonymous wrote:Agree with others can’t imagine sending a kid to such a remote location with horrible long winters.

I can't imagine sending my kid to some backwards red state, but people do it.

This.

(Roll tide??)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Agree with others can’t imagine sending a kid to such a remote location with horrible long winters.

It is worse than Ithaca.

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Anonymous wrote:Agree with others can’t imagine sending a kid to such a remote location with horrible long winters.

Hundreds of thousands of folks live in the Mohawk river valley area and have for a long time. They have coats and hats and gloves and do just fine in the winter. But if you don't like winter, there are hundreds if not thousands of other options for you.

With extremely affordable and accessible skiing, can't think of many schools that offer that, but keeping spending your money on trips to Colorado. Nothing like skiing in the Addie's on a Sunday in February.

How far from Hamilton is there skiing? Easy day trip?

I believe Hamilton's Alpine skiers favor Labrador Mountain, which is just over an hour away. Nordic skiing is available right on Hamilton's campus.

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Anonymous wrote:Agree with others can’t imagine sending a kid to such a remote location with horrible long winters.

Hundreds of thousands of folks live in the Mohawk river valley area and have for a long time. They have coats and hats and gloves and do just fine in the winter. But if you don't like winter, there are hundreds if not thousands of other options for you.

With extremely affordable and accessible skiing, can't think of many schools that offer that, but keeping spending your money on trips to Colorado. Nothing like skiing in the Addie's on a Sunday in February.

How far from Hamilton is there skiing? Easy day trip?

There a couple of smaller resorts within an hour. Gore Mountain and Whiteface are about 2.5 hours away so yes, easy day trips. Hamilton also has a club ski team.

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Snow Ridge and McCauley Mountain are 45 and 60 miles away respectfully. With rates under $50 for college students.

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Anonymous wrote:Great place to spend $90,000 plus a year on a STEM degree and then end up making $65,000 a year getting chewed up teaching at an inner city charter school. Not exactly med school pipeline for all.

This fits the one Hamilton grad I know exactly.

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Anonymous wrote:Great place to spend $90,000 plus a year on a STEM degree and then end up making $65,000 a year getting chewed up teaching at an inner city charter school. Not exactly med school pipeline for all.

This fits the one Hamilton grad I know exactly.

More trashing of science and science education by DCUM posters. Enjoy med school if that is your path. If I knew my doc was an arrogant jack ass trashing science teachers, I would find a new doctor.

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Anonymous wrote:Great place to spend $90,000 plus a year on a STEM degree and then end up making $65,000 a year getting chewed up teaching at an inner city charter school. Not exactly med school pipeline for all.

Nonetheless, Hamilton places 27th among all schools and 6th among LACs in enrollment-adjusted information for Wall Street and IB placement, for those interested in such potentially lucrative careers:

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Anonymous wrote:Great place to spend $90,000 plus a year on a STEM degree and then end up making $65,000 a year getting chewed up teaching at an inner city charter school. Not exactly med school pipeline for all.

Which school is a med school pipeline for all?