Anonymous wrote:Say, "it's very well known in the Northeast."
Anonymous wrote:OP -- just tell your daughter that any well- educated person will have heard of all of these schools. It's that simple.
Anonymous wrote:Say, "it's very well known in the Northeast."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Name thr college or this is meaningless.
I’m trying to stay anonymous. It’s one of Colby, Bates, Bowdoin.
Do people have trouble pronouncing it?
If not, does it make one think of cheese?
Or a motel?
Anonymous wrote:I used to live in a town of 4000 in Michigan. A very smart teacher there sent his kid to one of those 3 schools, & many people were puzzled. But there were other people in town who had gone to Williams & Smith, so it wasn’t the first time anyone there had done something for college that the uninformed didn’t understand. It’s just goes with the territory.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She picked it because she felt it was the right college for her. I don’t understand justifying it to anyone but her parents who are most likely paying for it.
That’s perfect. She will ditch her small southern town and be living in the sophisticated city why her hs friends never leave that south. It’s ok. It’s her choice. Who cares what they think?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Name thr college or this is meaningless.
I’m trying to stay anonymous. It’s one of Colby, Bates, Bowdoin.