Anonymous wrote:Yes- pretty much. I often ask people if they are a fellow local.
Also, how do you know if someone is a UVA grad? You’ll be told within minutes of meeting. 😆
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Friends, mostly yes, with exception of some people we met through our kids where it's never come up. But a lot of my friends are from grad school or post-grad years where it would come up often, plus you just learn it over the years based on meeting people through them ("this is my roommate from Michigan") or finding out what college football team they root for, or seeing them in a college tee at the gym.
Neighbors no idea unless we are also friends.
Colleagues sometimes but as I get older less and less. By 40 no one cares where anyone went to school at all.
I'm 50+ and I always want to know where people went to school. Says a lot about them.
Anonymous wrote:Friends, mostly yes, with exception of some people we met through our kids where it's never come up. But a lot of my friends are from grad school or post-grad years where it would come up often, plus you just learn it over the years based on meeting people through them ("this is my roommate from Michigan") or finding out what college football team they root for, or seeing them in a college tee at the gym.
Neighbors no idea unless we are also friends.
Colleagues sometimes but as I get older less and less. By 40 no one cares where anyone went to school at all.
Anonymous wrote:Usually. It’s a key data point
Anonymous wrote:Yes- pretty much. I often ask people if they are a fellow local.
Also, how do you know if someone is a UVA grad? You’ll be told within minutes of meeting. 😆