Easiest IVY to get into?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you are an URM, Brown. Otherwise hotel management at Cornell.

I always thought that was a very competitive program? Required interview, etc.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:All the annoying striver kids that were obsessed with HYPS in my kid’s high school seemed to end up at Cornell.

You sound especially dim on a board full of imbeciles.

+1. Certified idiot who likely never graduated from college.

^ Two triggered middle class SAHMs with annoying striver kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All the annoying striver kids that were obsessed with HYPS in my kid’s high school seemed to end up at Cornell.

The antonyms of "striver" are slacker, bum, loafer, idler, dilldallyer, hack, goof, hanger...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All the annoying striver kids that were obsessed with HYPS in my kid’s high school seemed to end up at Cornell.

You sound especially dim on a board full of imbeciles.

+1. Certified idiot who likely never graduated from college.

^ Two triggered middle class SAHMs with annoying striver kids.

Actually, you sound like the angry and annoying striver to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All the annoying striver kids that were obsessed with HYPS in my kid’s high school seemed to end up at Cornell.

The antonyms of "striver" are slacker, bum, loafer, idler, dilldallyer, hack, goof, hanger...

natural and cool smart vs annoying desperate striver smart

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All the annoying striver kids that were obsessed with HYPS in my kid’s high school seemed to end up at Cornell.

The antonyms of "striver" are slacker, bum, loafer, idler, dilldallyer, hack, goof, hanger...

natural and cool smart vs annoying desperate striver smart

Lol......cool smart? It’s time to leave your sad college regrets behind you pathetic loser.

[Anonymous]

Could you refrain from channeling your inner Trump?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Cornell is the easiest to get in and the hardest to get out.

+1

+2. This is a true statement.

What does this mean? To get out by graduating or to transfer out (presumably because the student is not happy there)?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cornell is the easiest to get in and the hardest to get out.

+1

+2. This is a true statement.

What does this mean? To get out by graduating or to transfer out (presumably because the student is not happy there)?

People flunk out of Cornell. I nearly did. By contrast, I had a friend at Harvard who was struggling and the school seemed to put a lot of effort into keeping him there and getting him to graduation. My mother died my freshman year, and I got very little support from the university.

[Anonymous]

Another vote for choosing a school for reasons other than its prestige.

We were appalled when we visited Cornell. It is HUGE, and there is no way that undergrads are getting personal attention there. They barely tolerated families visiting to see the campus (charging for parking, for example). We were leaning towards SLAC's when we toured that place (just out of curiosity), but after seeing it, we were SURE that we wanted the level of attention and faculty interaction that Cornell does NOT offer.