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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]State flagships will be popular. Particularly the Honors programs. A lot of Ivies will decline in popularity. Particularly Harvard and Yale. They'll be regarded as rich kid and DEI schools, and not taken seriously for undergrad. Schools going up will be the other major privates - Duke, Vanderbilt, Rice, Northwestern. And some publics like Michigan, Berkeley, and UCLA. MIT will continue to be regarded as the best school in America. Stanford will do fine. Among SLACS, no real change. Amherst, Williams, and Bowdoin There will be more interest in the academies. West Point and Annapolis will be roughly equal. Then Air Force. Not a lot of change. Except in the Ivy League. Harvard, Yale, Penn, Brown, and Columbia are declining institutions. Princeton and Cornell will do fine [/quote] + 1 though I disagree about Princeton. They posses the same woke issues as Harvard. It just hasn't been as widely publicized. [/quote]
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