Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is this a serious question?! Unless the fit is much better at one or the other, the choice is quite easy: Amherst. Whether you want to admit it or not, Davidson is a tier lower.
Why? Like seriously, for a vast majority of students, Amherst is the worse option.
The vast majority of students, aka 93%, who can’t gain admission you mean.
Anonymous wrote:How is this a serious question?! Unless the fit is much better at one or the other, the choice is quite easy: Amherst. Whether you want to admit it or not, Davidson is a tier lower.
Anonymous wrote:Don't forget its intersection with "The reason Amherst students go to grad school at high rates is because they can't get jobs."Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Let me rattle off all the bad faith anti-Amherst talking points before someone else gets to them:
- Campus is such a dump that opening your eyes is unbearable
- Athletes and non-athletes get into fights if they make eye contact
- Fellowships are so rare that the school holds celebrations if someone gets one
- Academics are so low-caliber that students only go to local state schools for graduate school
- Every single student is an LGBTQ+ test-optional POC
I think that covers it
I think you have them all covered except that the job placement is so bad that kids are forced to go to NYC and work in finance.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is this a serious question?! Unless the fit is much better at one or the other, the choice is quite easy: Amherst. Whether you want to admit it or not, Davidson is a tier lower.
Why? Like seriously, for a vast majority of students, Amherst is the worse option.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Amherst offers a national-level economics department when considered by faculty scholarship in the field, placing 7th in this analysis:
https://ideas.repec.org/top/top.uslacecon.html
For comparison, Davidson's department, while also in the top 25%, placed 40th.
Doesn’t mean much for business. Colgate isn’t placing better than Amherst just cause it’s ranked better. This is a trash measure.
Anonymous wrote:How is this a serious question?! Unless the fit is much better at one or the other, the choice is quite easy: Amherst. Whether you want to admit it or not, Davidson is a tier lower.
Don't forget its intersection with "The reason Amherst students go to grad school at high rates is because they can't get jobs."Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Let me rattle off all the bad faith anti-Amherst talking points before someone else gets to them:
- Campus is such a dump that opening your eyes is unbearable
- Athletes and non-athletes get into fights if they make eye contact
- Fellowships are so rare that the school holds celebrations if someone gets one
- Academics are so low-caliber that students only go to local state schools for graduate school
- Every single student is an LGBTQ+ test-optional POC
I think that covers it
I think you have them all covered except that the job placement is so bad that kids are forced to go to NYC and work in finance.
Anonymous wrote:Amherst offers a national-level economics department when considered by faculty scholarship in the field, placing 7th in this analysis:
https://ideas.repec.org/top/top.uslacecon.html
For comparison, Davidson's department, while also in the top 25%, placed 40th.
Anonymous wrote:Amherst offers a national-level economics department when considered by faculty scholarship in the field, placing 7th in this analysis:
https://ideas.repec.org/top/top.uslacecon.html
For comparison, Davidson's department, while also in the top 25%, placed 40th.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Amherst has more of an athlete vs. non-athlete divide. Go Davidson.
lol, that isn’t what I hear from the Davidson athletes I know.
Troll
Nonsense comment
Which is why I followed it up by identifying one of the sports. Personally I would chose Amherst just to avoid the over the top Davidson posters here.
You sound lovely and well adjusted. Amherst will be perfect for you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Amherst has more of an athlete vs. non-athlete divide. Go Davidson.
lol, that isn’t what I hear from the Davidson athletes I know.
Troll
Nonsense comment
Which is why I followed it up by identifying one of the sports. Personally I would chose Amherst just to avoid the over the top Davidson posters here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Let me rattle off all the bad faith anti-Amherst talking points before someone else gets to them:
- Campus is such a dump that opening your eyes is unbearable
- Athletes and non-athletes get into fights if they make eye contact
- Fellowships are so rare that the school holds celebrations if someone gets one
- Academics are so low-caliber that students only go to local state schools for graduate school
- Every single student is an LGBTQ+ test-optional POC
I think that covers it
I think you have them all covered except that the job placement is so bad that kids are forced to go to NYC and work in finance.