Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Almost every school can be a party school if a student chooses to focus on partying. The Liberty/Bob Jones type schools aside.
I have a friend whose child attends Liberty and there are indeed parties there.
Aren't they worried their kid won't get a job after graduation? I thought a lot of employers refuse to hire Libarty grads.
That’s just something ridiculous DCUMers love to pretend is true.
DP
They only get hired by other nutjobs in the Liberty scene/connections
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:MIT![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Almost every school can be a party school if a student chooses to focus on partying. The Liberty/Bob Jones type schools aside.
I have a friend whose child attends Liberty and there are indeed parties there.
Aren't they worried their kid won't get a job after graduation? I thought a lot of employers refuse to hire Libarty grads.
That’s just something ridiculous DCUMers love to pretend is true.
DP
Anonymous wrote:Beyond Bob Jones and a few others, are there actually schools that don't party?
Anonymous wrote:CU Boulder!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Almost every school can be a party school if a student chooses to focus on partying. The Liberty/Bob Jones type schools aside.
I have a friend whose child attends Liberty and there are indeed parties there.
Aren't they worried their kid won't get a job after graduation? I thought a lot of employers refuse to hire Libarty grads.
Anonymous wrote:NEU, UChicago, WashU