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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, of course it is prestigious.

I went to Columbia College and knew plenty of gifted women who were students at Barnard. They were very bright, indeed; and many went onto medical schools, law schools, doctorates. I read somewhere that  Barnard has the largest number of alumnae who go on to earn doctorates.

Columbia College ( from a man's perspective) quite frankly has the best of both worlds: women at Columbia College and women at Barnard. An intellectual and social paradise if/when one has the time from the heavy course load.  
I guess a case of Adam thanking Eve twice over!  Two Eves are better than one.

Barnard provides a great contribution to the Columbia campus alongside its own campus, with all sorts of good things. [/quote]

This is gross and offensive[/quote]

Sorry. Absolutely no offense was intended. I was simply saying that I had a great time in College and Barnard was a big part of that. Great students, great teachers, nice traditions at Barnard. The meal plan was coed and was a lot of fun, too.

Thank you, Barnard. [/quote]

I doubt PP went to Columbia. Columbia College and SEAS students are pre-professionals. Barnard, on the other hand, is not pre-professional. Columbia kids are too nerdy to be focused on women. [/quote]

I doubt you’ve ever met someone who went to Columbia. The school culture has a lot of faults (a bit too much of a snooty Manhattan intellectual vibe for my taste), but nerdy virgin isn’t one of them. Also, you do know half of Columbia College students are women, right?

- Barnard alumna [/quote]

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