Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These read very inside joke-y to me. Satire. Some are serious but really, common sense people...obviously many of these are purposely ridiculous. These are the some of the most recent ones:
"After college, he plans on going to law school so he can fight for puppies!!!!!!!"
"After college he plans on being a good person."
"After college, he plans on heading to Wall Street and cornering the frozen concentrated orange juice market."
"After college, he hopes to post Family Guy clips on TikTok for a living."
"After college, he hopes to build robots and take over the world."
"After school, he hopes to live as a sherpa in the Himalayan Mountains with his pet yak, Jean Jacques."
"After college, he plans on exploring the American frontier on his horse."
"After college, he hopes to dig a hole to China and fix the traffic on GW and Canal."
"After college, he hopes to be a trophy husband and a stay-at-home dad."
"After college, he hopes to fly jets and fight bad guys like Tom Cruise."
"After college, he plans on attending dental school and learning kung fu from Master Shifu so he can become the next dragon warrior."
"After college, he plans on beginning a coconut empire."
Student studying economics: "After college, he plans on returning home to industrialize Tenleytown."
"After college, he intends on harvesting maple syrup professionally and starting a moose grooming company."
"After college, he hopes to become a genius billionaire philanthropist."
"After college he looks forward to starting a clandestine black box organization along with [REDACTED], [REDACTED], and [REDACTED]."
"After college, he plans on becoming a famous pirate."
"After college he wants to hop around with the kangaroos down under in Australia."
"After college he is going to escape the matrix and live on an undisclosed mountain."
"He hopes to break into the fast food scene as a Taco Bell product tester after college."
I love the Trading Places reference.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These read very inside joke-y to me. Satire. Some are serious but really, common sense people...obviously many of these are purposely ridiculous. These are the some of the most recent ones:
"After college, he plans on going to law school so he can fight for puppies!!!!!!!"
"After college he plans on being a good person."
"After college, he plans on heading to Wall Street and cornering the frozen concentrated orange juice market."
"After college, he hopes to post Family Guy clips on TikTok for a living."
"After college, he hopes to build robots and take over the world."
"After school, he hopes to live as a sherpa in the Himalayan Mountains with his pet yak, Jean Jacques."
"After college, he plans on exploring the American frontier on his horse."
"After college, he hopes to dig a hole to China and fix the traffic on GW and Canal."
"After college, he hopes to be a trophy husband and a stay-at-home dad."
"After college, he hopes to fly jets and fight bad guys like Tom Cruise."
"After college, he plans on attending dental school and learning kung fu from Master Shifu so he can become the next dragon warrior."
"After college, he plans on beginning a coconut empire."
Student studying economics: "After college, he plans on returning home to industrialize Tenleytown."
"After college, he intends on harvesting maple syrup professionally and starting a moose grooming company."
"After college, he hopes to become a genius billionaire philanthropist."
"After college he looks forward to starting a clandestine black box organization along with [REDACTED], [REDACTED], and [REDACTED]."
"After college, he plans on becoming a famous pirate."
"After college he wants to hop around with the kangaroos down under in Australia."
"After college he is going to escape the matrix and live on an undisclosed mountain."
"He hopes to break into the fast food scene as a Taco Bell product tester after college."
I love the Trading Places reference.
Anonymous wrote:Pretty much every upper middle class kid in America wants to study:
-finance
-engineering
-pre med--often as biology or public heath or neuroscience.
Look at the instagrams from every school. The majors are 80% business/finance and then 10% of each of the others.
Anonymous wrote:What do you expect from a school with mostly country club kids and hardly any diversity?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is the OP. 10:23 and 10:25, you have very much misread the situation. I am the opposite of looking to be offended. I am looking to be reassured because Gonzaga would be a good option for us and the Gonzaga page really stands in contrast to what I am seeing for other schools. I haven't fully quantified, but it seems like the boys are so heavily concentrated on finance and engineering, much more so than other schools even other all boys schools. And I wonder how the service orientation of Gonzaga plays out later in their lives.
These seem like very easy questions you could ask admissions. Instead you choose to start a DCUM thread on the college decision insta and somehow are wondering how that ties into service as an adult? You are twisting yourself into knots and I am not exactly sure over what. Or you are just some troll looking to bash Gonzaga over funny insta posts about teen boys. Wow.
Anonymous wrote:This is the OP. 10:23 and 10:25, you have very much misread the situation. I am the opposite of looking to be offended. I am looking to be reassured because Gonzaga would be a good option for us and the Gonzaga page really stands in contrast to what I am seeing for other schools. I haven't fully quantified, but it seems like the boys are so heavily concentrated on finance and engineering, much more so than other schools even other all boys schools. And I wonder how the service orientation of Gonzaga plays out later in their lives.
Anonymous wrote:These read very inside joke-y to me. Satire. Some are serious but really, common sense people...obviously many of these are purposely ridiculous. These are the some of the most recent ones:
"After college, he plans on going to law school so he can fight for puppies!!!!!!!"
"After college he plans on being a good person."
"After college, he plans on heading to Wall Street and cornering the frozen concentrated orange juice market."
"After college, he hopes to post Family Guy clips on TikTok for a living."
"After college, he hopes to build robots and take over the world."
"After school, he hopes to live as a sherpa in the Himalayan Mountains with his pet yak, Jean Jacques."
"After college, he plans on exploring the American frontier on his horse."
"After college, he hopes to dig a hole to China and fix the traffic on GW and Canal."
"After college, he hopes to be a trophy husband and a stay-at-home dad."
"After college, he hopes to fly jets and fight bad guys like Tom Cruise."
"After college, he plans on attending dental school and learning kung fu from Master Shifu so he can become the next dragon warrior."
"After college, he plans on beginning a coconut empire."
Student studying economics: "After college, he plans on returning home to industrialize Tenleytown."
"After college, he intends on harvesting maple syrup professionally and starting a moose grooming company."
"After college, he hopes to become a genius billionaire philanthropist."
"After college he looks forward to starting a clandestine black box organization along with [REDACTED], [REDACTED], and [REDACTED]."
"After college, he plans on becoming a famous pirate."
"After college he wants to hop around with the kangaroos down under in Australia."
"After college he is going to escape the matrix and live on an undisclosed mountain."
"He hopes to break into the fast food scene as a Taco Bell product tester after college."
Anonymous wrote:What do you expect from a school with mostly country club kids and hardly any diversity?
Anonymous wrote:This is the OP. 10:23 and 10:25, you have very much misread the situation. I am the opposite of looking to be offended. I am looking to be reassured because Gonzaga would be a good option for us and the Gonzaga page really stands in contrast to what I am seeing for other schools. I haven't fully quantified, but it seems like the boys are so heavily concentrated on finance and engineering, much more so than other schools even other all boys schools. And I wonder how the service orientation of Gonzaga plays out later in their lives.
Anonymous wrote:What do you expect from a school with mostly country club kids and hardly any diversity?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, for normal people it isn’t a huge difference because we can’t afford either tuition. You’re living in a dcum bubble.
You're telling me that a $35K tuition isn't more attainable to a larger percentage of the population via financial aid than $50K tuition?
Anonymous wrote:Look at the Yorktown HS insta (in North Arlington) and its not much different.
Anonymous wrote:Kids who go to schools that cost $50k a year want to make money. Shocking.