Anonymous wrote:Maybe UC Boulder? I'm way more outdoorsy now than I was when I was a college student.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:Rice. I visited it’s a beautiful little bubble of hope.

Rice is a more humid and less accomplished Vanderbilt.

I would take it over Vanderbilt anyday

Anonymous wrote:Rice. I visited it’s a beautiful little bubble of hope.

Rice is a more humid and less accomplished Vanderbilt.

UCLA - because the ocean and it’s beautiful. And undergrad really doesn’t matter that much for what I did- med school.

Anonymous wrote:St. John’s. Live in the desert and read great books? Yes, please.

In New Mexico? Santa Fe is woodsy and quasi-mountaineous.

How many of you would have chosen Trump U if it weren't closed? It would've been my pick...

I'm weirdly intrigued by Deep Springs.

I also love Rice.

Anonymous wrote:Just curious. It's fun to see the schools that parents identify with or fall in love with through their kids' college process.

I didn’t know much about Boston University until my daughter wanted to go.
After she attended, my perception changed, and the school seems to have a lot of potential to grow even further. It may not be the right school for everyone, but my daughter’s experience at BU so far has been very positive.

CMC - very good academics, fun social vibe, great outcomes, and the beautiful eclectic Claremont consortium. It's a gem.

Stanford
Princeton
Duke
UNC Chapel Hill
UVA

All have a strong balance between academics, high-end athletics and social scene.

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Anonymous wrote:W&M.

Ditto on W & M.

Another vote for W&M. Wasn't instate option for me, so I couldn't attend, but it definitely would have been my top choice back in the day. It was in state for my kids. One went there. Visiting as a parent was a real treat for me!

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Anonymous wrote:Just curious. It's fun to see the schools that parents identify with or fall in love with through their kids' college process.

"Fall in love?"

That right there is what's wrong with DCUM parents. It's not a marriage. It's college. Y'all are over the top.

I’d say you’re more what’s wrong. It wasn’t that deep, just an expression, but you had to pick it apart on Page 7 of a peaceful post.

It's just that that kind of thinking is really bad for your kid. It really is. You just shouldn't think that way at all when approaching the process.

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Stanford
Pomona
UW
Brown
MIT
Amherst

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just curious. It's fun to see the schools that parents identify with or fall in love with through their kids' college process.

"Fall in love?"

That right there is what's wrong with DCUM parents. It's not a marriage. It's college. Y'all are over the top.

I’d say you’re more what’s wrong. It wasn’t that deep, just an expression, but you had to pick it apart on Page 7 of a peaceful post.

It's just that that kind of thinking is really bad for your kid. It really is. You just shouldn't think that way at all when approaching the process.

St. John’s. Live in the desert and read great books? Yes, please.