Anonymous
01/03/2025 20:05
Subject: Will Wake ever be in the #30s again?
No
Anonymous
01/02/2025 13:11
Subject: Will Wake ever be in the #30s again?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wake, Emory, Tulane, W&M all hurt in the USNWR rating changes will continue to be sought after by parents and students who want a quality education free from the protests of the day and social justice warrior dynamic.
Hopefully they will remain true to their roots.
Emory hasn’t really changed at all in the USNews rankings. 24 vs 21 before the ratings changes.
That's a drop
Anonymous
01/01/2025 18:12
Subject: Will Wake ever be in the #30s again?
Anonymous wrote:Wake, Emory, Tulane, W&M all hurt in the USNWR rating changes will continue to be sought after by parents and students who want a quality education free from the protests of the day and social justice warrior dynamic.
Hopefully they will remain true to their roots.
Emory hasn’t really changed at all in the USNews rankings. 24 vs 21 before the ratings changes.
Anonymous
01/01/2025 17:50
Subject: Will Wake ever be in the #30s again?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:damn looks like we now have emory,
NE and Wake into the category of overpriced overrated privates
Don't forget Tulane.
You not being able to afford these colleges is a you problem, not a we problem. And Emory is far from overrated.
Ah, the Emory booster is back. I'm quite able to send my kids to any school they choose. Overrated schools like Tulane and Emory aren't the least bit appealing to them (not to mention, WF and NE). So sorry.
They would have to get in first.
Once again: no desire to apply to those particular schools. You seem bitter and confused.
Again, you have contributed nothing of substance to this thread. Why are you even here?
Anonymous
01/01/2025 17:15
Subject: Will Wake ever be in the #30s again?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:damn looks like we now have emory,
NE and Wake into the category of overpriced overrated privates
Don't forget Tulane.
You not being able to afford these colleges is a you problem, not a we problem. And Emory is far from overrated.
Ah, the Emory booster is back. I'm quite able to send my kids to any school they choose. Overrated schools like Tulane and Emory aren't the least bit appealing to them (not to mention, WF and NE). So sorry.
They would have to get in first.
Once again: no desire to apply to those particular schools. You seem bitter and confused.
Anonymous
01/01/2025 16:48
Subject: Will Wake ever be in the #30s again?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:damn looks like we now have emory,
NE and Wake into the category of overpriced overrated privates
Don't forget Tulane.
You not being able to afford these colleges is a you problem, not a we problem. And Emory is far from overrated.
Ah, the Emory booster is back. I'm quite able to send my kids to any school they choose. Overrated schools like Tulane and Emory aren't the least bit appealing to them (not to mention, WF and NE). So sorry.
Dp, none of us care. Take your bitterness elsewhere. Stick to the threads about schools you considered “good enough” for your precious progeny.
Anonymous
01/01/2025 16:11
Subject: Will Wake ever be in the #30s again?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:damn looks like we now have emory,
NE and Wake into the category of overpriced overrated privates
Don't forget Tulane.
You not being able to afford these colleges is a you problem, not a we problem. And Emory is far from overrated.
Ah, the Emory booster is back. I'm quite able to send my kids to any school they choose. Overrated schools like Tulane and Emory aren't the least bit appealing to them (not to mention, WF and NE). So sorry.
They would have to get in first.
Anonymous
01/01/2025 15:47
Subject: Re:Will Wake ever be in the #30s again?
Not as long as it’s 100k to attend!