Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am really impressed at how incredibly savvy the University of Alabama has been with merit scholarships and recruiting strong students. I think their profile is definitely on the rise. I have been to the campus a few times, and it's definitely a very fun and typical "college" experience.

Actually it’s the opposite. I’m not sure if it’s even considered at top 150 school anymore at USNews.

USNews can EAD. Go check out the campus and facilities for yourself instead of worshipping a stupid magazine like it's some holy text. Talk to students and professors. Read about the honors college, which is quickly becoming the best of its kind in the nation. Roll Tide.

The best of its kind in the nation? Blah, blah, blah. Nobody is impressed with ‘Bama academically. Brag about football.

Roy Moore approves!

Roll (Teen) Hide!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am really impressed at how incredibly savvy the University of Alabama has been with merit scholarships and recruiting strong students. I think their profile is definitely on the rise. I have been to the campus a few times, and it's definitely a very fun and typical "college" experience.

Actually it’s the opposite. I’m not sure if it’s even considered at top 150 school anymore at USNews.

USNews can EAD. Go check out the campus and facilities for yourself instead of worshipping a stupid magazine like it's some holy text. Talk to students and professors. Read about the honors college, which is quickly becoming the best of its kind in the nation. Roll Tide.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am really impressed at how incredibly savvy the University of Alabama has been with merit scholarships and recruiting strong students. I think their profile is definitely on the rise. I have been to the campus a few times, and it's definitely a very fun and typical "college" experience.

Actually it’s the opposite. I’m not sure if it’s even considered at top 150 school anymore at USNews.

It is, but whatever. I actually follow higher education and don't rely on US news rankings, if that's your Bible good for you.

You’re right. It’s #141. Not impressive at all!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am really impressed at how incredibly savvy the University of Alabama has been with merit scholarships and recruiting strong students. I think their profile is definitely on the rise. I have been to the campus a few times, and it's definitely a very fun and typical "college" experience.

Actually it’s the opposite. I’m not sure if it’s even considered at top 150 school anymore at USNews.

It is, but whatever. I actually follow higher education and don't rely on US news rankings, if that's your Bible good for you.

Anonymous wrote:I am really impressed at how incredibly savvy the University of Alabama has been with merit scholarships and recruiting strong students. I think their profile is definitely on the rise. I have been to the campus a few times, and it's definitely a very fun and typical "college" experience.

Actually it’s the opposite. I’m not sure if it’s even considered at top 150 school anymore at USNews.

Anonymous wrote:OP, clearly the bodies will be stacked up in two weeks...

Or all of their grandparents will be dead in a month.

And there are a lot of of parents on this board who don’t want to hear that they paid $70,000 bucks for their kid to “attend” college from their bedroom at home for no reason.

OP, clearly the bodies will be stacked up in two weeks...

Or all of their grandparents will be dead in a month.

Everyone’s numbers are down. Everyone who got Covid when they together for the holidays is either in the house so loyal, dead or recovered from Covid. No other big gathering coming up. Keep getting together inside maskless and we will have the SA variant as our main type. March/April could be bad.

They aren’t doing widespread testing and the kids are interested the voluntary question. You can report data you don’t have.

My child is at a southern school and our cases are low too because.

1) 50% of campus got it in the fall
2) kids learned early on to test off campus snd not report + cases to the school otherwise you are put in a Covid dorm with no TV and hospital food

I sent my kids to college, do I’m not in the “lock your kids up until vaccine”