Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In state UVA hands down. Not even a question.
My colleague's very pretty daughter transferred out of UVA and into Chicago. They're in-state. UVA is great for oblivious frat and sorority kids who want to get into sales/lobbying/PR. Kids with depth prefer an elite private ethos.
Not sure what being “pretty” has anything to do with the topic here. All the ugly ones stay at UVA?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In state UVA hands down. Not even a question.
My colleague's very pretty daughter transferred out of UVA and into Chicago. They're in-state. UVA is great for oblivious frat and sorority kids who want to get into sales/lobbying/PR. Kids with depth prefer an elite private ethos.
Anonymous wrote:In state UVA hands down. Not even a question.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:. Sometimes I felt like white kids on campus didn't really want to acknowledge anyone else.
Because the white kids at these colleges are raised to see everyone as equal so they don't make a fuss about where so and so is from. What did you want? For them to treat you as Middle Eastern? Or just another student? By asking to be singled out as of Middle Eastern heritage you are separating yourself from the pack by demanding this kind of attention. Did you want to be introduced as "This is Larla, she's from Washington, DC, she's a cool girl but never forget that her family's heritage is Middle Eastern so you need to be careful about that" or would you rather be "This is Larla, she's a cool girl from DC."
You know, "white" kids will have diverse heritages too. Polish, Italian, Czech, English, German, Jewish of multiple regional backgrounds.
The AA kids at the elite schools all segregate themselves the most of all the non white groups. South Asians/Middle Easterners the least and are the most integrated. Asian-Americans are somewhere between the two with half very integrated and the other half segregated but they seem to segregate because they live literally in the library and that forms their social life rather than cultural urges. That's been my observation.
Anonymous wrote:. Sometimes I felt like white kids on campus didn't really want to acknowledge anyone else.
You know, "white" kids will have diverse heritages too. Polish, Italian, Czech, English, German, Jewish of multiple regional backgrounds.
Anonymous wrote:In state UVA hands down. Not even a question.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What I like @ U of Chicago is that it is very diverse and that the students - different races & nationalities - all seem to mix pretty seamlessly.
That’s a huge price to pay for something nearly every college in America offers.
Nope. You see a lot of segregation at many colleges, especially the elite ones.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What I like @ U of Chicago is that it is very diverse and that the students - different races & nationalities - all seem to mix pretty seamlessly.
That’s a huge price to pay for something nearly every college in America offers.
Anonymous wrote:What I like @ U of Chicago is that it is very diverse and that the students - different races & nationalities - all seem to mix pretty seamlessly.
Anonymous wrote:U of F's student body is nearly 10% international. Love their Honors Program and Benacquisto award attracting out-of-staters. Love the low in-state tuition.
UVA only has the extremely selective Jefferson and Echols (no merit money offered). It's a shame that the institution can't offer more but I guess that why they love out-of-staters paying those big bills.