Anonymous wrote:Because so many teenagers watch TV dramas? With Billy Bob Thornton?

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Anonymous wrote:I kind of loved the depiction of ASU on Never Have I Ever. I feel like ASU did not approve or pay for that advertising!

There are a weird number of posts on here where the OP central theme is “Southern Schools are surpassing NE elite schools as the most desired, best, coolest schools with all the richest, smartest and best looking kids who have the most fun and get the best jobs.” All these posts seem sort of try hard and pick me. I have relatives who are professors at two of these schools so I’m not opposed to them, but it’s just so weird how it seems like someone is trying to astroturf support for them.

These big time southern schools are hyper aggressive in their marketing and efforts to grow. There’s no denying their efforts are paying off.

Marketing the cute but simple girls and football heroes is working. No surprise. Not everyone can go to the top Universities in the Northeast. Why not try Mississippi with a 97% admittance rate, same with Alabama and every other state school and most private schools.

If you’re a basic B /C student it might be a nice change to try the South. Enjoy the culture shock and have a blast at the football games and parties.

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Anonymous wrote:I kind of loved the depiction of ASU on Never Have I Ever. I feel like ASU did not approve or pay for that advertising!

There are a weird number of posts on here where the OP central theme is “Southern Schools are surpassing NE elite schools as the most desired, best, coolest schools with all the richest, smartest and best looking kids who have the most fun and get the best jobs.” All these posts seem sort of try hard and pick me. I have relatives who are professors at two of these schools so I’m not opposed to them, but it’s just so weird how it seems like someone is trying to astroturf support for them.

These big time southern schools are hyper aggressive in their marketing and efforts to grow. There’s no denying their efforts are paying off.

Anonymous wrote:I kind of loved the depiction of ASU on Never Have I Ever. I feel like ASU did not approve or pay for that advertising!

There are a weird number of posts on here where the OP central theme is “Southern Schools are surpassing NE elite schools as the most desired, best, coolest schools with all the richest, smartest and best looking kids who have the most fun and get the best jobs.” All these posts seem sort of try hard and pick me. I have relatives who are professors at two of these schools so I’m not opposed to them, but it’s just so weird how it seems like someone is trying to astroturf support for them.

Anonymous wrote:I kind of loved the depiction of ASU on Never Have I Ever. I feel like ASU did not approve or pay for that advertising!

There are a weird number of posts on here where the OP central theme is “Southern Schools are surpassing NE elite schools as the most desired, best, coolest schools with all the richest, smartest and best looking kids who have the most fun and get the best jobs.” All these posts seem sort of try hard and pick me. I have relatives who are professors at two of these schools so I’m not opposed to them, but it’s just so weird how it seems like someone is trying to astroturf support for them.

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Anonymous wrote:The show "Landsman" paid TCU to film on campus. As a show would do if they filmed at Harvard. Or Columbia. Or in your own home.

That's how shows in production work.

There's nothing nefarious about it.

Are people troubled because a character's story arc involved a college in the South?

Whenever I think progressives in DC can't be more nuts, I get pleasantly surprised.

The reporter believes on good authority there’s a financial arrangement with the Big 12 Conference, which is headquartered in Texas. Big 12 includes colleges like Texas Tech, Colorado (Boulder), BYU, TCU, Arizona and Arizona State.

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Anonymous wrote:I have a friend whose kid got sucked in by social media and went to a big fun-sounding Southern college. Hated it. Transferred out

Interesting. Off the top of my head, we know a handful kids who at Florida, UGA, Clemson, Alabama, Auburn, Ole Miss, SMU, Miami, LSU and Rice who seem to love it. My theory is a large part of their happiness is simply due to the sunny weather during the school year.

And the easy classes, who are you kidding?

Anonymous wrote: I bet they forgot to include the part about no/restricted abortion access.

Hey college kids, sew your wild oats here but if accidents happen, oh you will have to go out of state .

Anonymous wrote:Because so many teenagers watch TV dramas? With Billy Bob Thornton?

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Anonymous wrote:I have a friend whose kid got sucked in by social media and went to a big fun-sounding Southern college. Hated it. Transferred out

Interesting. Off the top of my head, we know a handful kids who at Florida, UGA, Clemson, Alabama, Auburn, Ole Miss, SMU, Miami, LSU and Rice who seem to love it. My theory is a large part of their happiness is simply due to the sunny weather during the school year.

Anonymous wrote:I have a friend whose kid got sucked in by social media and went to a big fun-sounding Southern college. Hated it. Transferred out

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Anonymous wrote:I kind of loved the depiction of ASU on Never Have I Ever. I feel like ASU did not approve or pay for that advertising!

There are a weird number of posts on here where the OP central theme is “Southern Schools are surpassing NE elite schools as the most desired, best, coolest schools with all the richest, smartest and best looking kids who have the most fun and get the best jobs.” All these posts seem sort of try hard and pick me. I have relatives who are professors at two of these schools so I’m not opposed to them, but it’s just so weird how it seems like someone is trying to astroturf support for them.

These big time southern schools are hyper aggressive in their marketing and efforts to grow. There’s no denying their efforts are paying off.

Marketing the cute but simple girls and football heroes is working. No surprise. Not everyone can go to the top Universities in the Northeast. Why not try Mississippi with a 97% admittance rate, same with Alabama and every other state school and most private schools.

If you’re a basic B /C student it might be a nice change to try the South. Enjoy the culture shock and have a blast at the football games and parties.

Or apply to the U of Maine, Michigan State, Oregon State, Washington State, U of New England,
etc.

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Anonymous wrote:Because so many teenagers watch TV dramas? With Billy Bob Thornton?

I know right? No one under 50 is watching this show.

Surely today's applicants are swayed by the rotating college shirts worn by the Ted Knight character on Too Close for Comfort.

lol, I was such a TV kid, I might have been subconsciously swayed by that.

Anonymous wrote:I kind of loved the depiction of ASU on Never Have I Ever. I feel like ASU did not approve or pay for that advertising!

There are a weird number of posts on here where the OP central theme is “Southern Schools are surpassing NE elite schools as the most desired, best, coolest schools with all the richest, smartest and best looking kids who have the most fun and get the best jobs.” All these posts seem sort of try hard and pick me. I have relatives who are professors at two of these schools so I’m not opposed to them, but it’s just so weird how it seems like someone is trying to astroturf support for them.