Anonymous
07/26/2017 11:29
Subject: If you could send your child to any out of state school (if money were no object)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm assuming you're referring to state schools (otherwise, obviously, there's no difference in tuition based on where you live). I'd chose Michigan, hands down.
They said "any out of state school"
You could also assume that includes privates, Canadian and overseas universities, if you weren't so narrow minded.
Such a weird inquiry though. Why describe a school as out of state if you don't mean public university since that has a price component. It can't be distance related - I live in Bethesda so Georgetown (OOS) is 10 mins away while Hopkins (in state) is an hour. Why not say any school, which could certainly include universities outside the US.
Anonymous
07/26/2017 11:20
Subject: If you could send your child to any out of state school (if money were no object)
TJ kid with an interest in Engineering. ADHD! So will do better in small. Harvey Mudd.
Anonymous
07/26/2017 10:45
Subject: If you could send your child to any out of state school (if money were no object)
Private: Stanford
Public: Berkeley
Public: Berkeley
Anonymous
07/26/2017 09:38
Subject: If you could send your child to any out of state school (if money were no object)
Anonymous wrote:I cannot imagine "sending" my child anywhere. It is HIS college experience. It's not mine, it's not my husband's, not his girlfriend's. He is the one who will be living there for four years, going to classes, etc.
Good grief, Captain Literal - I'm pretty sure you know exactly what the OP was asking. Do you have a child? Will that child be going to college? Will you be paying his/her tuition? If yes, then you are *sending* your child to school. Splitting hairs is mighty tiresome.
Anonymous
07/26/2017 09:33
Subject: If you could send your child to any out of state school (if money were no object)
Anonymous wrote:I'm assuming you're referring to state schools (otherwise, obviously, there's no difference in tuition based on where you live). I'd chose Michigan, hands down.
They said "any out of state school"
You could also assume that includes privates, Canadian and overseas universities, if you weren't so narrow minded.
Anonymous
07/26/2017 09:03
Subject: If you could send your child to any out of state school (if money were no object)
Anonymous wrote:University of Colorado
Everyone I know who went there is super interesting and fun!
stoners ya mean?
Anonymous
07/26/2017 08:50
Subject: If you could send your child to any out of state school (if money were no object)
University of Colorado
Everyone I know who went there is super interesting and fun!
Everyone I know who went there is super interesting and fun!
Anonymous
07/26/2017 08:35
Subject: If you could send your child to any out of state school (if money were no object)
My DD got into Cal and UVA(in state) two years ago. She picked Cal.
Anonymous
07/26/2017 08:30
Subject: If you could send your child to any out of state school (if money were no object)
I'm assuming you're referring to state schools (otherwise, obviously, there's no difference in tuition based on where you live). I'd chose Michigan, hands down.
Anonymous
07/26/2017 06:21
Subject: If you could send your child to any out of state school (if money were no object)
I would send them to the colleges they got into, but looking at where they are now and where I can imagine they'd be best suited, I would send DS to Brown or Columbia and DD to HYP or William and Mary.
Anonymous
07/25/2017 11:27
Subject: If you could send your child to any out of state school (if money were no object)
Anonymous wrote: for us money is not a factor, but if you asked "...our of state school if student fit and ability to succeed were no object" I would choose Duke!
It has school spirit and great weather and us close enough ... and DH went there
douchiest school in the country but to each their own.
Anonymous
07/25/2017 10:40
Subject: If you could send your child to any out of state school (if money were no object)
UC Berkeley
Anonymous
07/25/2017 10:00
Subject: If you could send your child to any out of state school (if money were no object)
for us money is not a factor, but if you asked "...our of state school if student fit and ability to succeed were no object" I would choose Duke!
It has school spirit and great weather and us close enough ... and DH went there
It has school spirit and great weather and us close enough ... and DH went there
Anonymous
07/25/2017 09:51
Subject: If you could send your child to any out of state school (if money were no object)
State schools would include Berkeley (Cal), Michigan, UCLA, and perhaps Texas and Georgia Tech.
Anonymous
07/25/2017 09:16
Subject: If you could send your child to any out of state school (if money were no object)
Showed DC Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, Hopkins, USC, Northwestern, UChicago. DC loved UChicago.
Showed DC Berkeley, Madison, Ann Arbor. DC loved Madison. Is saving UCSD for grad school.
Would have paid for any of these (and a few others that we researched but didn't visit -- e.g. McGill, UWashington -- Seattle).
Showed DC Berkeley, Madison, Ann Arbor. DC loved Madison. Is saving UCSD for grad school.
Would have paid for any of these (and a few others that we researched but didn't visit -- e.g. McGill, UWashington -- Seattle).