Anonymous wrote:Go visit Duke. They're just really different. There is no world in which having gone to Duke will hurt his career.
Penn isn't perfect. It's cutthroat as to grades and clubs, there are massive issues right now with antisemitism and the administration and the media around all that. As a Penn Law alum (and that was a great experience), West Philly is Not Nice. Take some time to think this through.
Anonymous wrote:Penn hands down.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Duke. Many people confuse Penn with Penn State.
bone head comment
DP from Pennsylvania -- you'd be shocked at how true this is in the general public.
This is the most original and best advice ever!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Duke. Many people confuse Penn with Penn State.
bone head comment
DP from Pennsylvania -- you'd be shocked at how true this is in the general public.
Anonymous wrote:DC was admitted to both but chose a third school. He thought Penn's campus was ugly and that the students looked unhappy. He liked Duke's campus and thought the students looked happy. Duke's food court with the sushi counter and steak restaurant also turned his head. Duke is a luxury resort.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DC was admitted to both but chose a third school. He thought Penn's campus was ugly and that the students looked unhappy. He liked Duke's campus and thought the students looked happy. Duke's food court with the sushi counter and steak restaurant also turned his head. Duke is a luxury resort.
Wow! is this how students decide if a school is good? Based on some smiling faces and a sushi counter. What a way to choose an educational institution.
Anonymous wrote:DC was admitted to both but chose a third school. He thought Penn's campus was ugly and that the students looked unhappy. He liked Duke's campus and thought the students looked happy. Duke's food court with the sushi counter and steak restaurant also turned his head. Duke is a luxury resort.
Anonymous wrote:DC was admitted to both but chose a third school. He thought Penn's campus was ugly and that the students looked unhappy. He liked Duke's campus and thought the students looked happy. Duke's food court with the sushi counter and steak restaurant also turned his head. Duke is a luxury resort.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Duke. Many people confuse Penn with Penn State.
bone head comment
DP from Pennsylvania -- you'd be shocked at how true this is in the general public.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why is it on DCUM there are so many Duke or Penn threads? They are ranked similarly...and that's 1000% where the similarities end.
I just don't get it. I see few Duke or Vanderbilt threads, yet seems like those would be two schools that make more sense to choose between.
For the life of me, I can't imagine someone who really likes Duke liking Penn and vice versa...and I also can't imagine picking one school because it is ranked #6 vs #7.
Then you are pretty narrow-minded. I got into and visited both Penn and Duke and loved both. Most people are able to like and appreciate a broad range of options, including colleges.
Not narrow-minded at all. My kid loved Penn and didn't care for Duke at all...which makes all the sense in the world. As it would for someone to think the reverse.
Sounds like you cared about rankings, mostly.