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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So sad.  Every guy I’ve known from Regis has been a genuinely great person.  [/quote]

Me too. Also, never met a Regis grad who lived in Manhattan. I grew up  a few blocks away and didn’t know anyone who went there until I was out of college. They all commuted - from NJ, CT, SI or Westchester- and are all very smart and successful.[/quote]

My HS aged son played sports when younger with an UES/UWS Manhattan kid who I am pretty sure is now at Regis. Always seemed like a nice kid (and a pretty good athlete). Pretty sure he was from an upper middle class professional family.

Other than that kid I always thought there was a bifurcation between fairly wealthy legacies and others with money who could donate money (all smart kids) and then smart, motivated, down-to-earth low income kids to fulfill their mission who used it to really advance in society. I'm not Catholic and generally don't like the idea of religious schools but I have always had a very favorable view of Regis.[/quote]

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