Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We toured it yesterday along w DC schools last week and it really shines. So many new facilities, lovely grounds, so much money and research opportunists.
It was really one of the prettiest campuses we’ve seen, which surprised me.
What’s the downside? Is it still a grinder school? Kid would be majoring in something like international relations, def not pre med.
Go during the year. Stray from the tour. Go into buildings and see every classroom filled, and kids packed like sardines studying all the time. On. A. Weekend. Campus will suddenly feel small. More importantly, it will feel soulless.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We toured it yesterday along w DC schools last week and it really shines. So many new facilities, lovely grounds, so much money and research opportunists.
It was really one of the prettiest campuses we’ve seen, which surprised me.
What’s the downside? Is it still a grinder school? Kid would be majoring in something like international relations, def not pre med.
Go during the year. Stray from the tour. Go into buildings and see every classroom filled, and kids packed like sardines studying all the time. On. A. Weekend. Campus will suddenly feel small. More importantly, it will feel soulless.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Little known fact about Hopkins is how good the athletics are. Well, people may know that the men’s and women’s lacrosse teams are T20. But even the D3 teams like football, baseball, track and field, swimming, etc. are top notch.
I mean…LAX is legit, but nobody cares how good a D3 team is (which can only be good for D3 but not good). This coming from someone with a kid that plays D3 baseball for a school that often makes the super regionals or finals of the D3 college World Series.
You understand that the lacrosse teams at Hopkins are D1?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Little known fact about Hopkins is how good the athletics are. Well, people may know that the men’s and women’s lacrosse teams are T20. But even the D3 teams like football, baseball, track and field, swimming, etc. are top notch.
I mean…LAX is legit, but nobody cares how good a D3 team is (which can only be good for D3 but not good). This coming from someone with a kid that plays D3 baseball for a school that often makes the super regionals or finals of the D3 college World Series.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Little known fact about Hopkins is how good the athletics are. Well, people may know that the men’s and women’s lacrosse teams are T20. But even the D3 teams like football, baseball, track and field, swimming, etc. are top notch.
I mean…LAX is legit, but nobody cares how good a D3 team is (which can only be good for D3 but not good). This coming from someone with a kid that plays D3 baseball for a school that often makes the super regionals or finals of the D3 college World Series.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Little known fact about Hopkins is how good the athletics are. Well, people may know that the men’s and women’s lacrosse teams are T20. But even the D3 teams like football, baseball, track and field, swimming, etc. are top notch.
I mean…LAX is legit, but nobody cares how good a D3 team is (which can only be good for D3 but not good). This coming from someone with a kid that plays D3 baseball for a school that often makes the super regionals or finals of the D3 college World Series.
Anonymous wrote:Little known fact about Hopkins is how good the athletics are. Well, people may know that the men’s and women’s lacrosse teams are T20. But even the D3 teams like football, baseball, track and field, swimming, etc. are top notch.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Little known fact about Hopkins is how good the athletics are. Well, people may know that the men’s and women’s lacrosse teams are T20. But even the D3 teams like football, baseball, track and field, swimming, etc. are top notch.
I haven’t seen Hopkins but just reading this made me think Hopkins would have been better served had it had some more visible D1 sports. Adds a feeling of fun!
Anonymous wrote:Little known fact about Hopkins is how good the athletics are. Well, people may know that the men’s and women’s lacrosse teams are T20. But even the D3 teams like football, baseball, track and field, swimming, etc. are top notch.
Anonymous wrote:It’s on my kid’s list bc the cost is amazing in state and they have friends there. They are a little nervous it’s a hard partying school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We toured it yesterday along w DC schools last week and it really shines. So many new facilities, lovely grounds, so much money and research opportunists.
It was really one of the prettiest campuses we’ve seen, which surprised me.
What’s the downside? Is it still a grinder school? Kid would be majoring in something like international relations, def not pre med.
Go during the year. Stray from the tour. Go into buildings and see every classroom filled, and kids packed like sardines studying all the time. On. A. Weekend. Campus will suddenly feel small. More importantly, it will feel soulless.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bloomberg money being spent to make it look spiffy?
It doesn’t hurt! His money did make it need blind
It was need blind in 1992.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s on my kid’s list bc the cost is amazing in state and they have friends there. They are a little nervous it’s a hard partying school.
My bad. I read that as JMU.