Anonymous wrote:I grew up in Greenwich Ct and literally never heard of this place.

You must have not gone to the right schools. There are tons of GA, GCD and Wick kids who go or have gone to Trinity.

Anonymous wrote:I grew up in Greenwich Ct and literally never heard of this place.

Greenwich is in New York, it just happens to have a Connecticut zip code.

Trinity was referred to as a "Wall Street Pipeline" in this Bloomberg article:

Wall Street Pipeline Trinity Sees President Resign - Bloomberg https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2013-05-06/wall-street-pipeline-trinity-sees-president-quit-amid-frat-fight

I grew up in Greenwich Ct and literally never heard of this place.

Sibling went there many years ago - same as above noting great experience and all the good friends made have done very well. Sibling got into HYP grad programs & did PhD at a top 5 in their STEM field.

The campus is really beautiful. A few steps outside the campus, yikes.

One of my siblings went to Trinity a million years ago. Had an amazing time and all their friends are very successful - doctors, lawyers, finance types, scientists, as well as the odd playwright.

Anonymous wrote:How could a place in Connecticut be “bad”? Isn’t it a rich and highly educated state?

I’m from the Detroit area & the neighborhood was a deal breaker.

Tucker Carlson.
Kelly Bensimon.
Also terrible neighborhood and school makes no meaningful or effective effort at town and gown.

School has a long history of elitism and mediocrity. Would not send a dog there.

"Better" than the vast majority of schools in America, if there is such a thing. But not good enough for all of the tactless know-it-alls here whose children's poop doesn't stink.

Seen much better days.

Anonymous wrote:How could a place in Connecticut be “bad”? Isn’t it a rich and highly educated state?

This is like asking how a place in NoVa or MoCo could be bad.

CT is, or at least was recently, the most segregated state in the country. The poors are kept very separate from the very rich.

Anonymous wrote:How could a place in Connecticut be “bad”? Isn’t it a rich and highly educated state?

This site placed two Connecticut cities among the top 10 most dangerous in the U.S., although violent crime represented only one of three components:

The Top Ten Most Dangerous Cities in the Country | SmartAsset https://share.google/9eSfAi3pTDJUwTBcB

Anonymous wrote:Immersed in a bad neighborhood. Lots of rich, preppy students.

Same with Yale. New Haven isn't a utopia.

But I guess it's....Yale. Makes the area tolerable?

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How could a place in Connecticut be “bad”? Isn’t it a rich and highly educated state?