Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Has he visited both, they are vastly different.

Wake has a smaller greek system, its not the same vibe as Clemson which has a large greek system more like an SEC school (although its ACC).

Clemson has a much more southern vibe and kids who aren't used to that can have a little culture shock. Wake has kids from all over the country and doesnt feel like a "NC only" school and has a more insolated feel- smaller campus but lovely.

They are not "vastly" different. The hyperbole is not helpful.

Wake's Greek system may be smaller but only because there are fewer students. Overall, it has a larger impact on the tone of the campus than does the Greek system at Clemson.

Clemson's vibe is not "much more" Southern; in fact the two are comparable in that category. Anyone who experiences a "culture shock" at either of these schools is too immature to be in college.

Some of you love the over-the-top language, but it's not a positive in your writing style or helping with questions like this.

Yes they are very different, even "on paper".

Clemson- Rural, Public, 23,401 undergrads
Wake - Suburban, Private, 5,490 undergrads

The vibes are not comparable as another PP describes Wake feels more like a country club/boarding school envt, and its a very contained campus. Most students stay on campus through Jr year with a very large amount of students studying abroad junior year. Wake has 50% of undergraduates participating in Greek life, but it feels different than Greek life a a large school like Clemson.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Has he visited both, they are vastly different.

Wake has a smaller greek system, its not the same vibe as Clemson which has a large greek system more like an SEC school (although its ACC).

Clemson has a much more southern vibe and kids who aren't used to that can have a little culture shock. Wake has kids from all over the country and doesnt feel like a "NC only" school and has a more insolated feel- smaller campus but lovely.

Clemson is in the middle of nowhere. Wake is in a city of 250,000.

People keep saying that and it isn't. Greenville airport 40 minutes away Seneca, Anderson, Easley all have everything anyone needs.

How often did you drive 40 mins away when you were in college?? We're talking about day to day life.

Anonymous wrote:Clem has become awful at football. Hard pass.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Has he visited both, they are vastly different.

Wake has a smaller greek system, its not the same vibe as Clemson which has a large greek system more like an SEC school (although its ACC).

Clemson has a much more southern vibe and kids who aren't used to that can have a little culture shock. Wake has kids from all over the country and doesnt feel like a "NC only" school and has a more insolated feel- smaller campus but lovely.

Clemson is in the middle of nowhere. Wake is in a city of 250,000.

People keep saying that and it isn't. Greenville airport 40 minutes away Seneca, Anderson, Easley all have everything anyone needs.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Has he visited both, they are vastly different.

Wake has a smaller greek system, its not the same vibe as Clemson which has a large greek system more like an SEC school (although its ACC).

Clemson has a much more southern vibe and kids who aren't used to that can have a little culture shock. Wake has kids from all over the country and doesnt feel like a "NC only" school and has a more insolated feel- smaller campus but lovely.

Clemson is in the middle of nowhere. Wake is in a city of 250,000.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Has he visited both, they are vastly different.

Wake has a smaller greek system, its not the same vibe as Clemson which has a large greek system more like an SEC school (although its ACC).

Clemson has a much more southern vibe and kids who aren't used to that can have a little culture shock. Wake has kids from all over the country and doesnt feel like a "NC only" school and has a more insolated feel- smaller campus but lovely.

They are not "vastly" different. The hyperbole is not helpful.

Wake's Greek system may be smaller but only because there are fewer students. Overall, it has a larger impact on the tone of the campus than does the Greek system at Clemson.

Clemson's vibe is not "much more" Southern; in fact the two are comparable in that category. Anyone who experiences a "culture shock" at either of these schools is too immature to be in college.

Some of you love the over-the-top language, but it's not a positive in your writing style or helping with questions like this.

Anonymous wrote:I wouldn’t go to school in either of those states.

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Anonymous wrote:Clemson, spent a lot of time at both schools and wake is not as fun, not as much money coming into the school from donors and the bar scene at Clemson is much better. Wake is more academic but the alumni is much smaller and not as active as Clemson

The sports stadium and arena at wake are not on campus which is a huge thing.

It isn’t a huge thing, the stadium is 5 minutes off campus.

Anonymous wrote:Clem has become awful at football. Hard pass.

Anonymous wrote:Clemson, spent a lot of time at both schools and wake is not as fun, not as much money coming into the school from donors and the bar scene at Clemson is much better. Wake is more academic but the alumni is much smaller and not as active as Clemson

The sports stadium and arena at wake are not on campus which is a huge thing.

Anonymous wrote:Has he visited both, they are vastly different.

Wake has a smaller greek system, its not the same vibe as Clemson which has a large greek system more like an SEC school (although its ACC).

Clemson has a much more southern vibe and kids who aren't used to that can have a little culture shock. Wake has kids from all over the country and doesnt feel like a "NC only" school and has a more insolated feel- smaller campus but lovely.