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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It does not seem like it would be much of a traditional college experience. A good place for grad school, but not for undergrads[/quote]

The student body is over-the-top, smart. But it’s my understanding that the campus doesn’t have a mix of kids and the kids. They are so hyper focused on mathematics, science, learning, etc. that they go to bed at 9 PM and wake up at 4:30 AM. Some kids want somewhat of a college experience for undergrad.

I read another strand in DC urban moms that they don’t even have parties on days like Halloween.[/quote]

I disagree. They have good groups of kids who like to have fun too. I'd put it above Chicago fun wise (maybe because there are not so many Big 3 kids?  :lol: )and not so "odd-guy" and Greek centric as MIT (one of the few schools still majority male for both undergrad and grad schools and where 40% are involved in Greek life or a living group). The student body enjoys lacrosse when that team is doing well and people seem to find a group that works for them. [/quote]

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