Anonymous
Post 07/26/2023 17:48     Subject: Carnegie Mellon v. Lehigh v. Purdue

Size of school is important to DC and there are not very many schools offering Engineering that are not huge. Purdue was simply too big and his friend’s brother is on 6 year track to graduate. CMU is a great school but DC thought the kids seemed stressed out. Lehigh impressed DC with its size and its IDEAS program allowing a combo of engineering and business.
Anonymous
Post 07/26/2023 17:03     Subject: Re:Carnegie Mellon v. Lehigh v. Purdue

Anonymous wrote:We visited CMU because DD is big into musical theater and we just wanted to see the school.

Many, many Asians who seemed to be speaking their languages with the same. I think I read the Asian population is above 50 percent? Seemed very intense.

Have heard that the liberal arts folks/musical theater/music people don't mingle much with the STEM folks..

The last portion is untrue based on a student I have at CMU. She and roommates are good friends with instrument players and attend performances. She speaks highly of everyone’s intelligence and abilities, regardless of their majors. It’s a collaborative and friendly atmosphere where everyone studies hard and yet make time to socialize with friends, participate in any of many extracurriculars, and take advantage of choices offered by the city of Pittsburgh. Planning and time management is key for all this.