Anonymous wrote:Why assume they didn’t save for college and have $400k set aside already?

Anonymous wrote:Carleton is weird as a point of pride; Hamilton is not. Has your child done campus visits? I would go with the one that felt most comfortable to them?

Anonymous wrote:400k in debt with either one. Good luck with that!

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Anonymous wrote:Hamilton is super woke and obnoxious if your DC doesn't like that.

Hamilton is not woke in today’s context. Very preppy, great alumni network, fairly happy student population. Can’t go wrong with either

Do you have a student they are? My student tells me there are certainly very preppy people there, but they’re also a lot of people with as she would say purple hair. There’s a very artsy/ crunchy population. The a cappella groups and theater is big

Times have changed. It may be more “woke” than before, but among LACs, I would not consider it on the extreme side. It’s probably in the middle for NESCAC in terms of campus politics.

Other than Trinity, are there any NESCACs that aren't super woke left wing SJW?

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Anonymous wrote:Hamilton is super woke and obnoxious if your DC doesn't like that.

Hamilton is not woke in today’s context. Very preppy, great alumni network, fairly happy student population. Can’t go wrong with either

Do you have a student they are? My student tells me there are certainly very preppy people there, but they’re also a lot of people with as she would say purple hair. There’s a very artsy/ crunchy population. The a cappella groups and theater is big

Times have changed. It may be more “woke” than before, but among LACs, I would not consider it on the extreme side. It’s probably in the middle for NESCAC in terms of campus politics.

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Anonymous wrote:Hamilton is super woke and obnoxious if your DC doesn't like that.

Hamilton is not woke in today’s context. Very preppy, great alumni network, fairly happy student population. Can’t go wrong with either

Do you have a student they are? My student tells me there are certainly very preppy people there, but they’re also a lot of people with as she would say purple hair. There’s a very artsy/ crunchy population. The a cappella groups and theater is big

Times have changed. It may be more “woke” than before, but among LACs, I would not consider it on the extreme side. It’s probably in the middle for NESCAC in terms of campus politics.