Anonymous wrote:I have a feeling OP is trolling. Otherwise, she would just name the school. I've never heard of any school having an orientation like that.
Anonymous wrote:Not trolling at all. It was Chapman University--very positive experience. I just didn't think the specific school was relevant.Anonymous wrote:I have a feeling OP is trolling. Otherwise, she would just name the school. I've never heard of any school having an orientation like that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Apparently Duke is also way OTT.
It was last year with the Ed Sheeran concert.
Of course, they fired a bunch of people 9 months later and now have a hiring freeze…..
So…..
Not trolling at all. It was Chapman University--very positive experience. I just didn't think the specific school was relevant.Anonymous wrote:I have a feeling OP is trolling. Otherwise, she would just name the school. I've never heard of any school having an orientation like that.
Anonymous wrote:OP, here. We actually loved the whole experience. Fireworks aside, the campus was swarming with friendly, helpful student volunteers, and the whole move-in/orientation process was incredibly well orchestrated. It ended with a candle light ceremony on a quad. Yes, pretty OTT, but we felt good about leaving DS in their hands.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It ended with a candle light ceremony on a quad.
Odd. Kinda creepy
I wouldn't like most of what you described. Was this High Point?
Liberty? Or some other pretend college?
It was lovely actually. And no it was not High Point, Liberty, or any other “pretend” school.
Anonymous wrote:It ended with a candle light ceremony on a quad.
Odd. Kinda creepy
I wouldn't like most of what you described. Was this High Point?
Liberty? Or some other pretend college?
Anonymous wrote:It ended with a candle light ceremony on a quad.
Odd. Kinda creepy
I wouldn't like most of what you described. Was this High Point?
Liberty? Or some other pretend college?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DD's orientation featured Playfair, which she hated in 2022 as much as I did in 1986. I was not particularly impressed.
What's Playfair?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Privates tend to have multiple days of programming and fanfare. Both my elite and mid-level kids had same
Elite and mid-level...taking benefit of doubt that you were describing the ''caliber'' of the school, but what a nice way to describe your kids
Wasn’t intended as commentary on my kids, was more commenting that it was norm at privates in general as people were mentioning Duke and acting like it was a top school thing, etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Privates tend to have multiple days of programming and fanfare. Both my elite and mid-level kids had same
Elite and mid-level...taking benefit of doubt that you were describing the ''caliber'' of the school, but what a nice way to describe your kids
It ended with a candle light ceremony on a quad.