Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm curious about this person who hates middlebury SO much they invest all this time peppering every post on mid ever - or even a mid comment in another thread. This person must search "Middlebury" every morning and launch into it.
It's weird because if a kid is rejected, you might hold a grudge for a minute but who cares.
And if your kid went to a school and didnt love it, again - that's not such a big deal. Happens a lot. Who really cares.
So I can't really figure it out. Maybe they themselves interviewed for a job and didnt get it?
If you paid the average person $1,000 to tell you about Middlebury, they'd get zero. Hiring managers barely know.
It's a small school in Vermont.
Not worth the numerous threads.
Maybe one booster?
Yeah, I'm sure the hiring managers at Goldman Sachs (president and COO, John Waldron, Middlebury) and Morgan Stanley (CEO, Ted Pick, Middlebury) have absolutely no idea what Middlebury is.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm curious about this person who hates middlebury SO much they invest all this time peppering every post on mid ever - or even a mid comment in another thread. This person must search "Middlebury" every morning and launch into it.
It's weird because if a kid is rejected, you might hold a grudge for a minute but who cares.
And if your kid went to a school and didnt love it, again - that's not such a big deal. Happens a lot. Who really cares.
So I can't really figure it out. Maybe they themselves interviewed for a job and didnt get it?
If you paid the average person $1,000 to tell you about Middlebury, they'd get zero. Hiring managers barely know.
It's a small school in Vermont.
Not worth the numerous threads.
Maybe one booster?
Yeah, I'm sure the hiring managers at Goldman Sachs (president and COO, John Waldron, Middlebury) and Morgan Stanley (CEO, Ted Pick, Middlebury) have absolutely no idea what Middlebury is.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm curious about this person who hates middlebury SO much they invest all this time peppering every post on mid ever - or even a mid comment in another thread. This person must search "Middlebury" every morning and launch into it.
It's weird because if a kid is rejected, you might hold a grudge for a minute but who cares.
And if your kid went to a school and didnt love it, again - that's not such a big deal. Happens a lot. Who really cares.
So I can't really figure it out. Maybe they themselves interviewed for a job and didnt get it?
If you paid the average person $1,000 to tell you about Middlebury, they'd get zero. Hiring managers barely know.
It's a small school in Vermont.
Not worth the numerous threads.
Maybe one booster?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sad to see applications down at Middlebury. I really loved it when my kid was touring colleges and it made me wish I could go back to college! Great place for those who don’t mind rural Vermont.
It's not sad. It's not like they're down 50%
It's not 50%, but you'd have to agree that it looks like the start of a long slide. Sadly.
Said no one who understands basic math.
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Said a Middlebury parent wondering if making stuff up on DCUM can stop the slide.
Anonymous wrote:I'm curious about this person who hates middlebury SO much they invest all this time peppering every post on mid ever - or even a mid comment in another thread. This person must search "Middlebury" every morning and launch into it.
It's weird because if a kid is rejected, you might hold a grudge for a minute but who cares.
And if your kid went to a school and didnt love it, again - that's not such a big deal. Happens a lot. Who really cares.
So I can't really figure it out. Maybe they themselves interviewed for a job and didnt get it?
Anonymous wrote:I'm curious about this person who hates middlebury SO much they invest all this time peppering every post on mid ever - or even a mid comment in another thread. This person must search "Middlebury" every morning and launch into it.
It's weird because if a kid is rejected, you might hold a grudge for a minute but who cares.
And if your kid went to a school and didnt love it, again - that's not such a big deal. Happens a lot. Who really cares.
So I can't really figure it out. Maybe they themselves interviewed for a job and didnt get it?
Anonymous wrote:The most troubling thing of all is if the college actually uses this terminology: "the class of 2029 and 2029.5"
2029.5 -- tell me this is a joke.
Anonymous wrote:I'm curious about this person who hates middlebury SO much they invest all this time peppering every post on mid ever - or even a mid comment in another thread. This person must search "Middlebury" every morning and launch into it.
It's weird because if a kid is rejected, you might hold a grudge for a minute but who cares.
And if your kid went to a school and didnt love it, again - that's not such a big deal. Happens a lot. Who really cares.
So I can't really figure it out. Maybe they themselves interviewed for a job and didnt get it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sad to see applications down at Middlebury. I really loved it when my kid was touring colleges and it made me wish I could go back to college! Great place for those who don’t mind rural Vermont.
It's not sad. It's not like they're down 50%
It's not 50%, but you'd have to agree that it looks like the start of a long slide. Sadly.
Anonymous wrote:I'm curious about this person who hates middlebury SO much they invest all this time peppering every post on mid ever - or even a mid comment in another thread. This person must search "Middlebury" every morning and launch into it.
It's weird because if a kid is rejected, you might hold a grudge for a minute but who cares.
And if your kid went to a school and didnt love it, again - that's not such a big deal. Happens a lot. Who really cares.
So I can't really figure it out. Maybe they themselves interviewed for a job and didnt get it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Amherst, Williams, Pomona, Swarthmore, Carleton, Bowdoin are all damn near identical. Don’t get the ranking foolishness done here.
On the same level, yes. Identical, no. There are defining features of each of these colleges. It is wild to claim that Pomona in southern California is the same experience as Carleton in small town Minnesota is the same experience as Williams in rural Massachusetts.
Grinnell is every bit as good as any of them as well. The leaders of any one of those schools would agree.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sad to see applications down at Middlebury. I really loved it when my kid was touring colleges and it made me wish I could go back to college! Great place for those who don’t mind rural Vermont.
It's not sad. It's not like they're down 50%
It's not 50%, but you'd have to agree that it looks like the start of a long slide. Sadly.
Said no one who understands basic math.
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Said a Middlebury parent wondering if making stuff up on DCUM can stop the slide.
A Middlebury parent would have a Middlebury graduate in under 4 years.
Why would they care about a "slide"?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sad to see applications down at Middlebury. I really loved it when my kid was touring colleges and it made me wish I could go back to college! Great place for those who don’t mind rural Vermont.
It's not sad. It's not like they're down 50%
It's not 50%, but you'd have to agree that it looks like the start of a long slide. Sadly.
Said no one who understands basic math.
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Said a Middlebury parent wondering if making stuff up on DCUM can stop the slide.