Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They should have one app for all of them. But let’s be real, would anyone from DC really go to these colleges? I’m not sure if they hold any weight on the east coast and there are plenty of SLAC’s that don’t require a flight.
So many DCUM posters seem to live in a cartoon world where they are sure that their bizarre uninformed opinions dictate reality.
In the real world, half my kid’s tours of the 5Cs were DMV kids, the family sitting next to us at drop off were from Silver Spring, and my kid lived with his high school bestie all 4 years.
If this is true, why would anyone go across the country for a mini UMD at double the price?
You are proving the PP’s point: you live in a fictional world.
Fiction is thinking a college most have never heard of is better than a flagship
Most engineers have heard of Harvey Mudd.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They should have one app for all of them. But let’s be real, would anyone from DC really go to these colleges? I’m not sure if they hold any weight on the east coast and there are plenty of SLAC’s that don’t require a flight.
So many DCUM posters seem to live in a cartoon world where they are sure that their bizarre uninformed opinions dictate reality.
In the real world, half my kid’s tours of the 5Cs were DMV kids, the family sitting next to us at drop off were from Silver Spring, and my kid lived with his high school bestie all 4 years.
If this is true, why would anyone go across the country for a mini UMD at double the price?
You are proving the PP’s point: you live in a fictional world.
Fiction is thinking a college most have never heard of is better than a flagship
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They should have one app for all of them. But let’s be real, would anyone from DC really go to these colleges? I’m not sure if they hold any weight on the east coast and there are plenty of SLAC’s that don’t require a flight.
They’re completely different schools and would not agree to a single application lol.
Your second comment is mostly bs.
One app for all and you get admitted to the best fit or rejected from them all.
You can just apply to them then? I’m not sure the reasoning you have. They have separate admissions departments and schools.
It’s inefficient
Do you know how complicated it would be trying to create an entering class at Harvey Mudd while also considering the entering class at CMC?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They should have one app for all of them. But let’s be real, would anyone from DC really go to these colleges? I’m not sure if they hold any weight on the east coast and there are plenty of SLAC’s that don’t require a flight.
They’re completely different schools and would not agree to a single application lol.
Your second comment is mostly bs.
One app for all and you get admitted to the best fit or rejected from them all.
You can just apply to them then? I’m not sure the reasoning you have. They have separate admissions departments and schools.
It’s inefficient
Anonymous wrote:Okay the library maybe… but the rest of the campus is opposite of gothic. I wouldn’t use dark academia to describe any of it.
Anonymous wrote:How is CMC's new President ?
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1304389.page
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They should have one app for all of them. But let’s be real, would anyone from DC really go to these colleges? I’m not sure if they hold any weight on the east coast and there are plenty of SLAC’s that don’t require a flight.
So many DCUM posters seem to live in a cartoon world where they are sure that their bizarre uninformed opinions dictate reality.
In the real world, half my kid’s tours of the 5Cs were DMV kids, the family sitting next to us at drop off were from Silver Spring, and my kid lived with his high school bestie all 4 years.
If this is true, why would anyone go across the country for a mini UMD at double the price?
You are proving the PP’s point: you live in a fictional world.
Fiction is thinking a college most have never heard of is better than a flagship
Anonymous wrote:I have a DD at Pomona. Personally, I think the 5Cs collectively are fantastic and that each school offers something unique that the other 5Cs do not. I think "pecking order" is more something the online dofusarati invest in than is a actual phenomenon for 5C students. DD has taken great classes at Pomona at the other 5Cs, has friends in the other 5Cs, and does social and club activities at the other 5Cs. That said, I think Pomona and CMC stand out in terms of financial aid, although Scripps isn't bad. And Scripps and Pomona stand out in terms of campus beauty. But overall, the 5Cs are great.
That said, if you want to see how the 5Cs have fun with their own stereotypes, these satiric applications from the Golden Antler from 2013 are a good laugh:
https://www.thegoldenantlers.com/breaking-news-pomona-college-application-2013-2014-leaked-to-the-golden-antlers/
https://www.thegoldenantlers.com/breaking-news-claremont-mckenna-college-application-2013-2014-leaked-the-the-golden-antlers/
https://www.thegoldenantlers.com/breaking-news-harvey-mudd-college-application-2013-2014-leaked-to-the-golden-antlers/
https://www.thegoldenantlers.com/breaking-news-scripps-college-application-2013-2014-leaked-to-the-golden-antlers/
https://www.thegoldenantlers.com/breaking-news-pitzer-college-applicatio-2013-2014-leaked-to-the-golden-antlers/
(I include these articles in the dubious hope that at least some of the DCUM crowd can appreciate satire and distinguish it from reality.)
Anonymous wrote:I have a DD at Pomona. Personally, I think the 5Cs collectively are fantastic and that each school offers something unique that the other 5Cs do not. I think "pecking order" is more something the online dofusarati invest in than is a actual phenomenon for 5C students. DD has taken great classes at Pomona at the other 5Cs, has friends in the other 5Cs, and does social and club activities at the other 5Cs. That said, I think Pomona and CMC stand out in terms of financial aid, although Scripps isn't bad. And Scripps and Pomona stand out in terms of campus beauty. But overall, the 5Cs are great.
That said, if you want to see how the 5Cs have fun with their own stereotypes, these satiric applications from the Golden Antler from 2013 are a good laugh:
https://www.thegoldenantlers.com/breaking-news-pomona-college-application-2013-2014-leaked-to-the-golden-antlers/
https://www.thegoldenantlers.com/breaking-news-claremont-mckenna-college-application-2013-2014-leaked-the-the-golden-antlers/
https://www.thegoldenantlers.com/breaking-news-harvey-mudd-college-application-2013-2014-leaked-to-the-golden-antlers/
https://www.thegoldenantlers.com/breaking-news-scripps-college-application-2013-2014-leaked-to-the-golden-antlers/
https://www.thegoldenantlers.com/breaking-news-pitzer-college-applicatio-2013-2014-leaked-to-the-golden-antlers/
(I include these articles in the dubious hope that at least some of the DCUM crowd can appreciate satire and distinguish it from reality.)