Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh, OP. You've pretty much failed as a parent if your son wants to go to Ole Miss.

+1

I think any school that uses a Nazi flag (or whatever) and is proud of it, really isn't somewhere I'd allow my child to go.

So much ignorance. This is the Ole Miss flag-

http://www.amazon.com/University-Mississippi-Miss-Rebels-House/dp/B004TLB7GC

Not seeing the "Nazi" connection. The old Rebel flag has been banned from the stadium for a very long time.

Psst- The University has a very diverse student population and has received numerous national awards for its work in race relations.

OP -- why would you pay $$ for your child to go out of state to Ole Miss when there are better options in-state. And, if you're in DC...you can get the TAG $ + have a number of choices.

So out of 20 something posts there are maybe 3 or 4 that are helpful. Try these OP you might actually get some legitimate responses.

http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/university-mississippi/

http://www.city-data.com/forum/colleges-universities/

OP, ARE YOU ACTUALLY PAULA DEEN? IF SO, YOU GO AND GET THAT COLLEGE DEGREE GIRL!

At least not a catty feeblemind who wants to go after someone asking for help.

So basically he just wants to get drunk and lynch black people? You must be so proud.

Anonymous wrote:Oh, OP. You've pretty much failed as a parent if your son wants to go to Ole Miss.

+1

I think any school that uses a Nazi flag (or whatever) and is proud of it, really isn't somewhere I'd allow my child to go.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a child at Ole Miss. 37 members of my family have also graduated from Ole Miss. The entrance requirements are pretty straightforward. Just go to olemiss.edu. They also have a good (but fairly competitive) honors college.

Ole Miss has a beautiful campus and Oxford is neat little town. My son graduates in the spring. He has loved his time at Ole Miss!

HOTTY TODDY!!!!

A rebelette? Vomit

I suppose you have the confederate flag in your house? Classy.

So the Ole Miss posters respond with helpful, friendly advise and this was your response? Yet you say, "keep it classy"? Priceless.

Do you mean "advice"? Is that part of the Ole Miss education?

Anonymous wrote:If my step daughter can, anyone can.

This makes me thankful I did not divorce my H.

Anonymous wrote:Oh, OP. You've pretty much failed as a parent if your son wants to go to Ole Miss.

Oh, OP. You've pretty much failed as a parent if your son wants to go to Ole Miss.

I'm in a field in academic research. We rarely see Ole Miss people presenting research at conferences, though we do see plenty from Mississippi State. That said, I've worked with Ole Miss faculty and they've always been a pleasure to work with.

Livability- Top 10 Best Small Towns 2013

http://livability.com/top-10/top-10-best-small-towns-2013/oxford/ms?utm_source=Press+Release&utm_medium=Small_Towns_Oxford&utm_campaign=Small+Towns+2013

World's first heart transplant

http://www.ummchealth.com/health_care_services/heart/adult/heart_transplant/heart_transplant_default.aspx

First functional HIV cure

http://www.umc.edu/News_and_Publications/Press_Release/2013-03-03-00_Researchers_describe_first__functional_HIV_cure__in_an_infant.aspx

First human lung transplant

http://www.umc.edu/Dr__James_Hardy.aspx

Also

Oxford was No. 9 on last year’s list. Ole Miss is No. 18 on Forbes’ “Best Value Colleges,” part of the annual America’s Top Colleges section. It is the only SEC school to make the Top 20 list.

For the fourth year in a row, The Chronicle of Higher Education named the University of Mississippi as one of the “2012 Great Colleges to Work For,” putting the institution in elite company. The results, released in The Chronicle’s fifth annual report on The Academic Workplace, are based on a survey of more than 46,000 employees at 294 colleges and universities.

The University of Mississippi was included in “Fiske Guide to Colleges 2012? featuring more than 300 of the best and most interesting colleges and universities in three nations. UM is the only Mississippi institution included in the publication.

In 2012, the Ole Miss campus was ranked safest in the SEC and in the top 10 nationally by CollegeSafe.com

U.S. News & World Report ranks the Professional MBA program at the UM School of Business Administration as one of the top 14 in the nation

The university’s Patterson School of Accountancy is ranked No. 10 in the nation – atop all other SEC programs – for undergraduate education by the Public Accounting Report. Also, the school’s master’s and doctoral programs are ranked at Nos. 11 and 12, respectively, in their categories.


The Army ROTC program received one of eight prestigious MacArthur Awards in February 2012. Presented by the U.S. Army Cadet Command and the Gen. Douglas MacArthur Foundation, the award recognizes the ideals of “duty, honor and country” as advocated by MacArthur.

For its life-changing work in 12 Delta communities, the UM School of Pharmacy won the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy’s 2011-12 Lawrence C. Weaver Transformative Community Service Award.

Ole Miss continues to be the premiere destination for college tailgating as the Grove claimed second place in Southern Living’s “South’s Best Tailgate” contest in 2012.

The William Winter Institute for Racial Reconciliation at the University of Mississippi was honored by the International Association of Official Human Rights Agencies with its 2012 International Award. The accolade from the nonprofit organization devoted to promoting civil and human rights around the world was presented in New Orleans.

All from the Ole Miss website and Wiki page.

I could keep going. The University of Mississippi is a great place to go to school. OP, I hope your son will visit Oxford and Ole Miss!

HOTTY TODDY!

Anonymous wrote:It has a 79% acceptance rate and is ranked something like 161 on the US News + World Report College rankings plus they need more guys (only have 46%) -- so no, it's not hard to get into at all. Link: http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-colleges/university-of-mississippi-2440

It's number 151. Alabama is #77 if that puts it into some perspective.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a child at Ole Miss. 37 members of my family have also graduated from Ole Miss. The entrance requirements are pretty straightforward. Just go to olemiss.edu. They also have a good (but fairly competitive) honors college.

Ole Miss has a beautiful campus and Oxford is neat little town. My son graduates in the spring. He has loved his time at Ole Miss!

HOTTY TODDY!!!!

A rebelette? Vomit

I suppose you have the confederate flag in your house? Classy.

So the Ole Miss posters respond with helpful, friendly advise and this was your response? Yet you say, "keep it classy"? Priceless.

NP here, and I agree. What part of the helpful Ole Miss responses, dear vomiting poster, do you feel justified your rude answer?