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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Haverford[/quote] +100. It is the Quaker vibe.[/quote] Why is it not the same at Sidwell? Location?[/quote] People don't go to Sidwell because of any Quaker values/policies/vibe...when you hear about why people send their kids there, it's about the academics (and prestige, no doubt, has a lot to do with it). Haverford absolutely has first-rate academics but it is a Quaker institution at its core...and it IS what attracts many students... [/quote False. There are only 75,000 Quakers left in the US and they are too old to have college-aged kids. Ever see the deserted Quaker church in Nantucket? It’s a dying religion. Also Haverford, like most Protestant missionary training schools started in the US, no longer has any affiliation with Quakerism.[/quote] DP. My DC has a friend there now who may/or may not have gotten a bump for being Quaker, but certainly sought out Haveford for the affiliation. Just find it hard to believe that this is one of the only such students and also one of only two people I know who was accepted that year.[/quote]
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