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Anonymous wrote:OMG, get in the car and go look at the school! Or, choose a SUNY next door.

SUNY? You realize it is in PA right?

The OP is from New York!

Anonymous wrote:The town is pretty sketchy but the campus itself is nice. When we toured the students seemed very happy and engaged. I’d certainly prefer to Lehigh to a more isolated campus line Bucknell or Colgate. Take a look at at Lafayette as wellZ

There is nothing “sketchy” about Bethlehem and Bucknell is not “isolated.” You need to leave your gated suburban McMansion once in awhile, pp

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OMG, get in the car and go look at the school! Or, choose a SUNY next door.

SUNY? You realize it is in PA right?

You should read the OP before you embarass yourself. They live in NY

I am from the NYC area..CT! NJ is the NYC area too.

No sweetheart, that’s called CT. NJ isn’t NYC either.

DP Talk about embarrassing oneself…..NYC tri-state is NY, NJ, CT. Try to keep up sweetheart.

Honestly it sounded like the original poster was implying there was a SUNY school next door to Lehigh..but that is not what they meant apparently...misunderstanding

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OMG, get in the car and go look at the school! Or, choose a SUNY next door.

SUNY? You realize it is in PA right?

You should read the OP before you embarass yourself. They live in NY

I am from the NYC area..CT! NJ is the NYC area too.

No sweetheart, that’s called CT. NJ isn’t NYC either.

DP Talk about embarrassing oneself…..NYC tri-state is NY, NJ, CT. Try to keep up sweetheart.

They are both the NYC area. No need to be condescending.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OMG, get in the car and go look at the school! Or, choose a SUNY next door.

SUNY? You realize it is in PA right?

You should read the OP before you embarass yourself. They live in NY

I am from the NYC area..CT! NJ is the NYC area too.

No sweetheart, that’s called CT. NJ isn’t NYC either.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OMG, get in the car and go look at the school! Or, choose a SUNY next door.

SUNY? You realize it is in PA right?

You should read the OP before you embarass yourself. They live in NY

I am from the NYC area..CT! NJ is the NYC area too.

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Anonymous wrote:Our friend hires from Lehigh regularly and recommends the school to everyone our network whose kids are applying to college.

This is the reason Lehigh should be ranked higher. These kids all come out with high paying jobs. My kid is a junior and almost every single person he knows has an internship in NYC next summer, some of which have been lined up for over a year now. The Lehigh alums come to campus to recruit and pull the Lehigh students right in. You can see a small subset of internships and job offers on the lehighuwest Instagram page, as they post some of the accomplishments of the students that have been involved in their programs.

Yes, but same can be said for Lafayette, F&M, Bucknell, etc. It is in large part because the alum network from these colleges is regional/strong in the NYC (in particular, finance) community.

Anonymous wrote:Our friend hires from Lehigh regularly and recommends the school to everyone our network whose kids are applying to college.

This is the reason Lehigh should be ranked higher. These kids all come out with high paying jobs. My kid is a junior and almost every single person he knows has an internship in NYC next summer, some of which have been lined up for over a year now. The Lehigh alums come to campus to recruit and pull the Lehigh students right in. You can see a small subset of internships and job offers on the lehighuwest Instagram page, as they post some of the accomplishments of the students that have been involved in their programs.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OMG, get in the car and go look at the school! Or, choose a SUNY next door.

SUNY? You realize it is in PA right?

You should read the OP before you embarass yourself. They live in NY

Anonymous wrote:OP- don’t be dense. Remind your DD about the supplemental MRS degree.

This!

Anonymous wrote:OMG, get in the car and go look at the school! Or, choose a SUNY next door.

SUNY? You realize it is in PA right?

Anonymous wrote:Has anyone heard any feedback from students about the dorms at Lehigh? I have heard (secondhand) that they are not that great.

Lehigh students are required to live on campus for two years. The freshman dorms are standard dorms…doubles with hall bathrooms. For upperclassmen, they offer apartment and suite style living and just completed brand new suite style sophomore dorms last spring. Sophomores who are in a sorority or fraternity live in their respective greek houses on campus, as do some juniors. Juniors and seniors who want on campus housing have no issue getting it, even though it’s not guaranteed. There is plenty. For off campus housing, everything is within a very short walking distance and there are two student-only apartment buildings that are only a few years old and many students choose to live in row houses with friends.

The only dorms that some people complain about are the original dorms, Dravo, Drinker, and Richards, but most of the complaining is done by parents and students are excited to be in the gorgeous hogwarts type dorms with larger rooms and a view of the entire Lehigh Valley. Taylor is another original dorm, but it has been renovated with air conditioning and mostly houses the engineering learning community each year.

Our friend hires from Lehigh regularly and recommends the school to everyone our network whose kids are applying to college.

The town is pretty sketchy but the campus itself is nice. When we toured the students seemed very happy and engaged. I’d certainly prefer to Lehigh to a more isolated campus line Bucknell or Colgate. Take a look at at Lafayette as wellZ