Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Duke is not worse than Brown or Dartmouth. Penn and Columbia have overall quite stronger departments though. In my experience east coast prep and boarding school kids tend to prefer Columbia, Penn, Brown and Dartmouth over Duke. Not true for Cornell though.
Gee, what a valuable insight.
Just facts. Just cause you don't like the facts doesn't make it less valuable.
You obviously don’t know what a fact is. Your post is a collection of opinions which are worthless in the context of an anonymous message board. And here’s some free advice...work on your grammar and diction because your writing is dreadful which in turn erodes your credibility.
You sound butthurt, hence the personal attacks. Everything above is an unassailable fact. Go ahead and challenge any of them. Oh wait you would have done so already if you could instead of resorting to ad hominem attacks...
NP here. It’s the “butthurt” imbecile again. This person crops up now and then on various topics to accuse people of being “butthurt.” This poster is a juvenile moron, and low class. Ignore this poster.
+1. Lol at people that use that kind of language and want to be taken seriously. #moron
Anonymous wrote:.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Duke is not worse than Brown or Dartmouth. Penn and Columbia have overall quite stronger departments though. In my experience east coast prep and boarding school kids tend to prefer Columbia, Penn, Brown and Dartmouth over Duke. Not true for Cornell though.
Gee, what a valuable insight.
Just facts. Just cause you don't like the facts doesn't make it less valuable.
You obviously don’t know what a fact is. Your post is a collection of opinions which are worthless in the context of an anonymous message board. And here’s some free advice...work on your grammar and diction because your writing is dreadful which in turn erodes your credibility.
You sound butthurt, hence the personal attacks. Everything above is an unassailable fact. Go ahead and challenge any of them. Oh wait you would have done so already if you could instead of resorting to ad hominem attacks...
NP here. It’s the “butthurt” imbecile again. This person crops up now and then on various topics to accuse people of being “butthurt.” This poster is a juvenile moron, and low class. Ignore this poster.
.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Duke is not worse than Brown or Dartmouth. Penn and Columbia have overall quite stronger departments though. In my experience east coast prep and boarding school kids tend to prefer Columbia, Penn, Brown and Dartmouth over Duke. Not true for Cornell though.
Gee, what a valuable insight.
Just facts. Just cause you don't like the facts doesn't make it less valuable.
You obviously don’t know what a fact is. Your post is a collection of opinions which are worthless in the context of an anonymous message board. And here’s some free advice...work on your grammar and diction because your writing is dreadful which in turn erodes your credibility.
You sound butthurt, hence the personal attacks. Everything above is an unassailable fact. Go ahead and challenge any of them. Oh wait you would have done so already if you could instead of resorting to ad hominem attacks...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Duke is not worse than Brown or Dartmouth. Penn and Columbia have overall quite stronger departments though. In my experience east coast prep and boarding school kids tend to prefer Columbia, Penn, Brown and Dartmouth over Duke. Not true for Cornell though.
Gee, what a valuable insight.
Just facts. Just cause you don't like the facts doesn't make it less valuable.
You obviously don’t know what a fact is. Your post is a collection of opinions which are worthless in the context of an anonymous message board. And here’s some free advice...work on your grammar and diction because your writing is dreadful which in turn erodes your credibility.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Duke is not worse than Brown or Dartmouth. Penn and Columbia have overall quite stronger departments though. In my experience east coast prep and boarding school kids tend to prefer Columbia, Penn, Brown and Dartmouth over Duke. Not true for Cornell though.
Oh, Lord, the "stronger departments" poster is here again. Whenever you read that strange turn of phrase, prepares to hear more about how great Penn is and how terrible Brown is.
Anonymous wrote:Duke is not worse than Brown or Dartmouth. Penn and Columbia have overall quite stronger departments though. In my experience east coast prep and boarding school kids tend to prefer Columbia, Penn, Brown and Dartmouth over Duke. Not true for Cornell though.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Duke is not worse than Brown or Dartmouth. Penn and Columbia have overall quite stronger departments though. In my experience east coast prep and boarding school kids tend to prefer Columbia, Penn, Brown and Dartmouth over Duke. Not true for Cornell though.
Gee, what a valuable insight.
Just facts. Just cause you don't like the facts doesn't make it less valuable.
There are no facts in your post. Just subjective opinions.
I'll throw this in as my subjective opinion but one that is based on attending two Ivies (undergrad and grad) and that is it's utterly and completely meaningless to undergrads whether such a department is ranked #5 or #15. Both are still excellent departments.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Duke is not worse than Brown or Dartmouth. Penn and Columbia have overall quite stronger departments though. In my experience east coast prep and boarding school kids tend to prefer Columbia, Penn, Brown and Dartmouth over Duke. Not true for Cornell though.
Gee, what a valuable insight.
Just facts. Just cause you don't like the facts doesn't make it less valuable.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Duke is not worse than Brown or Dartmouth. Penn and Columbia have overall quite stronger departments though. In my experience east coast prep and boarding school kids tend to prefer Columbia, Penn, Brown and Dartmouth over Duke. Not true for Cornell though.
Gee, what a valuable insight.
Just facts. Just cause you don't like the facts doesn't make it less valuable.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Duke is not worse than Brown or Dartmouth. Penn and Columbia have overall quite stronger departments though. In my experience east coast prep and boarding school kids tend to prefer Columbia, Penn, Brown and Dartmouth over Duke. Not true for Cornell though.
Gee, what a valuable insight.
Just facts. Just cause you don't like the facts doesn't make it less valuable.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Duke is not worse than Brown or Dartmouth. Penn and Columbia have overall quite stronger departments though. In my experience east coast prep and boarding school kids tend to prefer Columbia, Penn, Brown and Dartmouth over Duke. Not true for Cornell though.
Gee, what a valuable insight.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NP here. This will surely generate attacks but other than the basketball thing, as one who hires at our firm I honestly can never see what it is with Duke. After all what is really known to have that is really unique? Don’t get this poster wrong the students are well prepared but there isn’t one particular degree that’s its known for (undergrad only am I referring as graduate is a whole different story).
Bio-mechanical engineering.
Anonymous wrote:Duke is not worse than Brown or Dartmouth. Penn and Columbia have overall quite stronger departments though. In my experience east coast prep and boarding school kids tend to prefer Columbia, Penn, Brown and Dartmouth over Duke. Not true for Cornell though.
Anonymous wrote:NP here. This will surely generate attacks but other than the basketball thing, as one who hires at our firm I honestly can never see what it is with Duke. After all what is really known to have that is really unique? Don’t get this poster wrong the students are well prepared but there isn’t one particular degree that’s its known for (undergrad only am I referring as graduate is a whole different story).