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Anonymous wrote:Pretty obvious she wants to party and rush a sorority with Sidwell girlfriends. Same as Jenna Bush at UT.

This exactly. No one's denying that Michigan is a great school. But lets be honest, it is an unusual choice for a president's kids.

So what? Sounds smart. She can always get a graduate degree at one of the Ivys the DCUM salivates over.

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Anonymous wrote:quietly speaking, umich has one of the top engineering and anthropology programs in the country...

Agreed. This thread baffles me. And the grad programs are very strong.

What baffles you? Sidwell alum here. It was a common joke that Michigan was an awful safety school for the students that barely studied and partied. It's an awful choice for a president's daughter.

Was that Sasha's crowd at Sidwell?

Anonymous wrote:Pretty obvious she wants to party and rush a sorority with Sidwell girlfriends. Same as Jenna Bush at UT.

This exactly. No one's denying that Michigan is a great school. But lets be honest, it is an unusual choice for a president's kids.

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Anonymous wrote:Pretty obvious she wants to party and rush a sorority with Sidwell girlfriends. Same as Jenna Bush at UT.

Agree. Academics at Michigan are a joke. You can skip exams or not study at all and show up drunk to exams and still graduate magna cum laude. A friend of mine partied 24/7 at Michigan, never studied and still got 4.0 in electrical engineering. He's not bright either.

Bright enough not to waste time on here!

Jenna Bush graduated from the University of Texas and her sister Barbara from Yale. Jenna has done just fine.

Yeah, and people raised their eyebrows when she went there as well.

Michigan is NOT one big happy public U campus. All the rich kids fiercely divide themselves into social hierarchy with frat and sorority tiers — and consider anyone not in their orbit “irrelevant peasants”.

Sasha will hang with only her tiny 4-6 girl clique inside of a 100 “sister” sorority and they’ll strictly “mix” with only 1-2 frats in their “tier”. Socializing or dating anyone below or outside their hierarchy is a no-no.

Reads like satire? It’s 100% reality.

There’s another thread on here about safety schools playing yield protection. The consensus seem to be that no one who could go to Yale or Harvard would choose Michigan. Michigan is a safety for Ivy aspiring students.

Anonymous wrote:Let's see - great school, smart students, great opportunities in many fields, large so easier to blend in, I could go on but why bother - it's what she wants so why not.

+1

I was at a bar last year when I overheard a man saying that he works as a science and math tutor for a few families, helping with daily homework and test preparation and that one of his clients is Sasha Obama. He also said that these students get tutored in every subject in school. So regardless of her abilities she has to be well prepared for any college.

Let's see - great school, smart students, great opportunities in many fields, large so easier to blend in, I could go on but why bother - it's what she wants so why not.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand the hate Michigan is getting in this thread. Sure it’s not an Ivy, but it’s still one of the best research universities in the country. In places outside of SF/Boston/DC/NYC, most highly educated people don’t go to private universities.

There are only a handful of schools in the country that will ensure a child success in life according to DCUM. If your child isn't willing to attend the most prestigious school available to them, they are doomed and you failed as a parent. Duh!

Why should any academic credentials ensure success?

Because everyone knows only the dumb kids go to that school. Can you name a single smart person who went to Michigan? You can't.

A bunch of astronauts, Nobel laureates, Groupon/Twitter/Redbox execs, John Delorean, Block of H&R

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand the hate Michigan is getting in this thread. Sure it’s not an Ivy, but it’s still one of the best research universities in the country. In places outside of SF/Boston/DC/NYC, most highly educated people don’t go to private universities.

There are only a handful of schools in the country that will ensure a child success in life according to DCUM. If your child isn't willing to attend the most prestigious school available to them, they are doomed and you failed as a parent. Duh!

As if Sasha is doomed to failure. She could go to PGCC and her life is still coming up roses

Anonymous wrote:Not saying this is the case with her, obviously, but out-of-state to Michigan always infers rejected from even Northwestern, Cornell, Vandy and Georgetown.

Infers or implies?

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand the hate Michigan is getting in this thread. Sure it’s not an Ivy, but it’s still one of the best research universities in the country. In places outside of SF/Boston/DC/NYC, most highly educated people don’t go to private universities.

There are only a handful of schools in the country that will ensure a child success in life according to DCUM. If your child isn't willing to attend the most prestigious school available to them, they are doomed and you failed as a parent. Duh!

Why should any academic credentials ensure success?

Because everyone knows only the dumb kids go to that school. Can you name a single smart person who went to Michigan? You can't.

My cousin went there. Ands she’s smart.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand the hate Michigan is getting in this thread. Sure it’s not an Ivy, but it’s still one of the best research universities in the country. In places outside of SF/Boston/DC/NYC, most highly educated people don’t go to private universities.

There are only a handful of schools in the country that will ensure a child success in life according to DCUM. If your child isn't willing to attend the most prestigious school available to them, they are doomed and you failed as a parent. Duh!

Why should any academic credentials ensure success?

Because everyone knows only the dumb kids go to that school. Can you name a single smart person who went to Michigan? You can't.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand the hate Michigan is getting in this thread. Sure it’s not an Ivy, but it’s still one of the best research universities in the country. In places outside of SF/Boston/DC/NYC, most highly educated people don’t go to private universities.

There are only a handful of schools in the country that will ensure a child success in life according to DCUM. If your child isn't willing to attend the most prestigious school available to them, they are doomed and you failed as a parent. Duh!

Why should any academic credentials ensure success?