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Anonymous wrote:As a case example of a single investment banking firm, the CEO of Goldman Sachs graduated from Hamilton, and its COO graduated from Middlebury.

And the next CEO of JP Morgan is a Midd grad

I think you're referring to Ted Pick, who is now the CEO of Morgan Stanley.

Anonymous wrote:Easy to see why Middlebury is slipping.

This poor little soul just hates Middlebury. Sorry your child didn’t make the cut.

Easy to see why Middlebury is slipping.

Let’s just say that nobody ever claimed to have seen a pipeline from Hartford to The Street. (Don’t forget to tip your server.)

jP Morgan has not named a new CEO to replace Jamie Dimon.

Anonymous wrote:As a case example of a single investment banking firm, the CEO of Goldman Sachs graduated from Hamilton, and its COO graduated from Middlebury.

And the next CEO of JP Morgan is a Midd grad

As a case example of a single investment banking firm, the CEO of Goldman Sachs graduated from Hamilton, and its COO graduated from Middlebury.

Williams Amherst then Bowdoin. For Patriot League Colgate then Holy Cross. In corporate board rooms believe HC is better than Williams or Amherst. On Wall Street Williams rules.

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Anonymous wrote:williams > amherst > colgate > bowdoin > lehigh > middlebury > w&m > wesleyan = tufts = hamilton = HC > the rest of nescac and PL

Laughable. Colgate and Lehigh are safety schools for the kids aiming for AWS, Bowdoin, Middlebury.

In terms of actual analysis, the Princeton Review assigned Colgate an admissions selectivity rating of 98 (on a 60 to 99 scale), while Middlebury received a 97 by the same measure.

https://www.princetonreview.com/college/colgate-university-1023882

https://www.princetonreview.com/college/middlebury-college-1023860

Are we really resorting to Princeton Review rankings? Seriously? This board has gone mad.

You can wing your opinions in lieu of methodical analysis. In an open forum, such an approach would seem to be up to you. Nonetheless, for the those who care about analysis, Princeton Review provides difficulty of admissions ratings, not rankings.

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Anonymous wrote:williams > amherst > colgate > bowdoin > lehigh > middlebury > w&m > wesleyan = tufts = hamilton = HC > the rest of nescac and PL

Laughable. Colgate and Lehigh are safety schools for the kids aiming for AWS, Bowdoin, Middlebury.

In terms of actual analysis, the Princeton Review assigned Colgate an admissions selectivity rating of 98 (on a 60 to 99 scale), while Middlebury received a 97 by the same measure.

https://www.princetonreview.com/college/colgate-university-1023882

https://www.princetonreview.com/college/middlebury-college-1023860

Are we really resorting to Princeton Review rankings? Seriously? This board has gone mad.

Anonymous wrote:Midd seems to be dropping.

Up until this people were having a decent discussion. Do we ignore the troll or will it be "off to the races" once again?

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Anonymous wrote:williams > amherst > colgate > bowdoin > lehigh > middlebury > w&m > wesleyan = tufts = hamilton = HC > the rest of nescac and PL

Laughable. Colgate and Lehigh are safety schools for the kids aiming for AWS, Bowdoin, Middlebury.

In terms of actual analysis, the Princeton Review assigned Colgate an admissions selectivity rating of 98 (on a 60 to 99 scale), while Middlebury received a 97 by the same measure.

https://www.princetonreview.com/college/colgate-university-1023882

https://www.princetonreview.com/college/middlebury-college-1023860

HC has always been 2nd to Colgate just check out US News ranking since 1980s. Lehigh. Lafayette, and Bucknell are interchangeable.

I went to a Patriot League school. Colgate has always been number one. I think Lehigh is rising. Not sure if it has caught Colgate yet. I would think Bucknell, Holy Cross and Lafayette are basically the same.

Agree about Lehigh not on that level.