Anonymous
09/04/2014 11:13
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UVA, UNC, Michigan, Williams, Notre Dame, Northwestern
One of these is not like the others. What are you, some kind of Amherst troll?
Agree. Troll.
Williams is a potted Ivy, almost as hard to get into as the Big Boys. No way is it ranked with the schools you listed. Equal to Notre Dame? Really.
Certainly not in football... Or spirit.
I have no dog in this fight, but Williams is head and shoulders above Notre Dame.
In what?
Anonymous
09/04/2014 11:11
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UVA, UNC, Michigan, Williams, Notre Dame, Northwestern
One of these is not like the others. What are you, some kind of Amherst troll?
Agree. Troll.
Williams is a potted Ivy, almost as hard to get into as the Big Boys. No way is it ranked with the schools you listed. Equal to Notre Dame? Really.
Certainly not in football... Or spirit.
I have no dog in this fight, but Williams is head and shoulders above Notre Dame.
Anonymous
09/04/2014 10:11
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UVA, UNC, Michigan, Williams, Notre Dame, Northwestern
One of these is not like the others. What are you, some kind of Amherst troll?
Agree. Troll.
Williams is a potted Ivy, almost as hard to get into as the Big Boys. No way is it ranked with the schools you listed. Equal to Notre Dame? Really.
Certainly not in football... Or spirit.
Anonymous
09/03/2014 17:26
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UVA, UNC, Michigan, Williams, Notre Dame, Northwestern
One of these is not like the others. What are you, some kind of Amherst troll?
Agree. Troll.
Williams is a potted Ivy, almost as hard to get into as the Big Boys. No way is it ranked with the schools you listed. Equal to Notre Dame? Really.
Slackers sure have an outsize opinions of themselves and their tiny schools in rural backwaters. Let's look at the facts:
Notre Dame V 660 - 750 M 680 - 770
Williams. V 670 - 780. M 660-780
Notre Dame 17,000 applicants
Williams 7,069 applicants
Seems like ND has a lot more applicants to choose from at nearly identical levels.
BTW I didn't go to either and have no dog in this fight.
Anonymous
09/03/2014 07:38
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous
09/02/2014 22:05
Subject: Re:Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Penn State (ranked in the 30s).
Ick.
I wonder how they'll rank in USNWR this year after their (ridiculous IMO) nine spot gain last year.
The school seems like a cult of sorts.
One persons "cult" is another's alumni network. Think about what that means for a career path. There is a reason PSU grads achieve more than most Ivy grads.
Wow. What do they put in the water up there?
Amazing, isn't it?
Anonymous
09/02/2014 21:46
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UVA, UNC, Michigan, Williams, Notre Dame, Northwestern
One of these is not like the others. What are you, some kind of Amherst troll?
Agree. Troll.
Williams is a potted Ivy, almost as hard to get into as the Big Boys. No way is it ranked with the schools you listed. Equal to Notre Dame? Really.
Anonymous
09/02/2014 19:40
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
What, exactly, is a second-tier student? Do you mean anyone who is not admitted to H/Y/P/S, or do you mean anyone with a A-/B+ avg. and a 2200+ SAT? Or are they the solid B/B+ students with SAT scores < 2200?
Anonymous
09/02/2014 18:48
Subject: Re:Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Penn State (ranked in the 30s).
Paterno State
Anonymous
09/02/2014 15:00
Subject: Re:Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Penn State (ranked in the 30s).
Ick.
I wonder how they'll rank in USNWR this year after their (ridiculous IMO) nine spot gain last year.
The school seems like a cult of sorts.
But how did PSU get USNWR to drink the kool aid?
Offered USNWR the choice between Kool-Aid and a shower?
Anonymous
09/02/2014 10:57
Subject: Re:Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Penn State (ranked in the 30s).
Ick.
I wonder how they'll rank in USNWR this year after their (ridiculous IMO) nine spot gain last year.
The school seems like a cult of sorts.
One persons "cult" is another's alumni network. Think about what that means for a career path. There is a reason PSU grads achieve more than most Ivy grads.
Wow. What do they put in the water up there?
Anonymous
09/02/2014 10:42
Subject: Re:Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Penn State (ranked in the 30s).
Ick.
I wonder how they'll rank in USNWR this year after their (ridiculous IMO) nine spot gain last year.
The school seems like a cult of sorts.
One persons "cult" is another's alumni network. Think about what that means for a career path. There is a reason PSU grads achieve more than most Ivy grads.
Stats or it didn't happen. Oh right, it didn't happen.
Anonymous
09/02/2014 07:56
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:UVA, UNC, Michigan, Williams, Notre Dame, Northwestern
One of these is not like the others. What are you, some kind of Amherst troll?
Anonymous
09/02/2014 07:19
Subject: Re:Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Penn State (ranked in the 30s).
Ick.
I wonder how they'll rank in USNWR this year after their (ridiculous IMO) nine spot gain last year.
The school seems like a cult of sorts.
One persons "cult" is another's alumni network. Think about what that means for a career path. There is a reason PSU grads achieve more than most Ivy grads.
Anonymous
09/01/2014 22:43
Subject: Which prestigious colleges are the "second tier" students going to?
Barnard is a member of (what's left) the Seven Sisters. I would think its tier two.