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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There is definitely an anti-Ivy shift both on dcum and in DC. All the admissions scandals and the data about athletes and big donors, plus the shifts to and from testing have diluted the brand. MIT seems to have retained its status. The “pointy-ness” required for the unhooked is not what most of us want for our children.

I graduated HS in 1998 and believed Ivy to be the pinnacle of American education until about 5 years ago. 
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No anti-Ivy sentiment in DC, except for the current administration. DMV families still consider Ivy to be the best outcome. The brand is not diluted. That’s fantasy talk from MAGA. [/quote]
The brand is not diluted but the rest of the country has moved on and realized that more than the ivy league are quality institutions.[/quote]

It also doesn’t help the elite colleges’ brands that so many of the slimiest politicians attended them. From where I sit, it’s folks like Schumer, Schiff, Comey, & the Clintons. And I’m sure Dems have a list of Republicans they can’t stand who attended top schools.[/quote]
It’s really just Harvard and Yale pumping out evil people like there’s no tomorrow.[/quote]

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