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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wellesley the only one I would consider (considering my grandmother and spouse are both alums), historically the most elite. However, these institutions have changed quite a bit in recent years and are now increasingly dominated by foreign students, FGLI cases, and crazed liberal LGBTQ+ or race grievance types. They simply don't draw from the same social strata they used to. The traditional rule for Harvard men was "Lesley to bed, Wellesley to wed, and Radcliffe to talk to." Wellesley and the other 7 sisters used to educate the most intelligent, accomplished and desirable women in America. After many decades of the ravages of co-education and liberalism, that is no longer the case. Probably best to pass them up and look into SEC schools with a strong sorority scene.[/quote] I’d love for you to possibly draw the line between the “ruined” status of women’s colleges (which is dubious, at best) and liberalism.[/quote]
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