Anonymous wrote:I know two kids who just graduated. One had an amazing experience the other had an awful experience. Both female athletes fwiw.
Anonymous wrote:How big a concern is safety? Would Memphis crime be a deal breaker?
Anonymous wrote:I have a few good friends who graduated from Rhodes. They are amazing people and all successful. They loved their Rhodes experiences and stay connected to the school. I’m taking DS to tour the school because I’ve heard such great things from them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know an lesbian alum who was in a sorority and loved her experience. So I don’t think it completely fits a southern college stereotype. Would definitely consider if your child got merit aid. Also not to get political, but Amy Coney Barrett is an alum .
FWIW, a large group of Rhodes alums signed an open letter opposing her confirmation, and noting that her values don’t reflect those of her alma mater (despite the embrace of her nomination by the current administration): https://www.insidehighered.com/quicktakes/2020/10/05/1500-rhodes-alumni-sign-letter-against-amy-coney-barrett.
I have a family member who’s an older alum, and I’d say neither they nor the friends they maintained from college fit the southern stereotypes. But I don’t know what it’s like now.
I recently worked with a youngish Rhodes alum, and she was super-sharp and hard-working. Had good things to say about the school. We’ve also had some interns from Rhodes over the years, and I’d say they were all really solid students.
Her sorority wrote a letter rejecting her values, too.
“Objecting to her values”… How many of the signatories adopted multiple kids from Haiti?
Your crush on her is so weird.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know an lesbian alum who was in a sorority and loved her experience. So I don’t think it completely fits a southern college stereotype. Would definitely consider if your child got merit aid. Also not to get political, but Amy Coney Barrett is an alum .
FWIW, a large group of Rhodes alums signed an open letter opposing her confirmation, and noting that her values don’t reflect those of her alma mater (despite the embrace of her nomination by the current administration): https://www.insidehighered.com/quicktakes/2020/10/05/1500-rhodes-alumni-sign-letter-against-amy-coney-barrett.
I have a family member who’s an older alum, and I’d say neither they nor the friends they maintained from college fit the southern stereotypes. But I don’t know what it’s like now.
I recently worked with a youngish Rhodes alum, and she was super-sharp and hard-working. Had good things to say about the school. We’ve also had some interns from Rhodes over the years, and I’d say they were all really solid students.
Her sorority wrote a letter rejecting her values, too.
“Objecting to her values”… How many of the signatories adopted multiple kids from Haiti?