Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:W&M is a wonderful school. Reed is an antifa training ground. Please choose W&M.
Reed sounds like da bomb!
Anonymous wrote:W&M is a wonderful school. Reed is an antifa training ground. Please choose W&M.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I grew up in the Pacific Northwest. Reed had a stereotype of being full of smart kids who were oddball wierdos in some way. Like, let's drop LSD and then read communist poetry while doing yoga headstands, or whatever. You get the point.
Don't know what else to tell you. The campus looked pretty from a distance. My family would never let me go near it.
Reed alum here, married to another Reed alum. We both have very successful careers, spouse has a PhD, and know many other happy and successful alumni. Spare us the stereotypes and exaggerations if you have no direct experience with the school.
OP, I have a teen who’s interested in both Reed and W&M. Reed’s lack of any organized athletics is what gives my kid pause; and it’s quite small. But the education is fantastic, the campus is beautiful, and the students are smart and engaged.
Anonymous wrote:I grew up in the Pacific Northwest. Reed had a stereotype of being full of smart kids who were oddball wierdos in some way. Like, let's drop LSD and then read communist poetry while doing yoga headstands, or whatever. You get the point.
Don't know what else to tell you. The campus looked pretty from a distance. My family would never let me go near it.
Anonymous wrote: What drew your child to apply to these two schools? What will they likely major in. Reed is known for students who are highly intelligent and more quirky. w &M also intellectual but more conservative I think?
Anonymous wrote:Obviously W&M is bigger. Are they equally rigorous when it comes to the humanities?