Anonymous wrote:Consider Macalester. I have a student there. Great vibe, pretty campus in beautiful neighborhood, and it's just a couple of miles from the state capital in downtown St. Paul so there's lots of opportunities for internships for your potential government/political science major. Easy nonstop flights back to the DMV (the airport is only about 15 minutes from campus.) And the school offers good merit aid, as well.
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CMC is unusually fratty without have fraternities. Lots of drinking, drugs, bro culture, etc.
CMC would be an unusual choice for one attracted to Wesleyan, Haverford, & Reed.
Others have suggested Vassar; Vassar College is very woke/politically correct campus. Is that what your son wants ? (Would be similar to Haverford College.)
From the west coast and have never heard of this. You sure you’re talking about the right school? Claremont McKenna is known as athletic but very nerdy- hell their favorite things to do on the weekend is dress up and listen to philosophers, political theorists, and writers. When we last toured, there was a class outside debating the value of Franciscan thought in the modern church and our guide’s favorite class was a gender studies course. Of the 5Cs it reminds me the most of my own northeast liberal arts college experience.
CMC/Mudd men's swim team was temporarily suspended last month for misconduct of a racist sort. https://www.claremontindependent.com/post/cms-men-s-swim-and-dive-team-investigated-for-misconduct-temporarily-suspended
...and is currently active and competing. This is a non-issue pushed by someone on here with an agenda, who continues to link this random event.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:{Different poster.}
CMC is unusually fratty without have fraternities. Lots of drinking, drugs, bro culture, etc.
CMC would be an unusual choice for one attracted to Wesleyan, Haverford, & Reed.
Others have suggested Vassar; Vassar College is very woke/politically correct campus. Is that what your son wants ? (Would be similar to Haverford College.)
From the west coast and have never heard of this. You sure you’re talking about the right school? Claremont McKenna is known as athletic but very nerdy- hell their favorite things to do on the weekend is dress up and listen to philosophers, political theorists, and writers. When we last toured, there was a class outside debating the value of Franciscan thought in the modern church and our guide’s favorite class was a gender studies course. Of the 5Cs it reminds me the most of my own northeast liberal arts college experience.
CMC/Mudd men's swim team was temporarily suspended last month for misconduct of a racist sort. https://www.claremontindependent.com/post/cms-men-s-swim-and-dive-team-investigated-for-misconduct-temporarily-suspended
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:{Different poster.}
CMC is unusually fratty without have fraternities. Lots of drinking, drugs, bro culture, etc.
CMC would be an unusual choice for one attracted to Wesleyan, Haverford, & Reed.
Others have suggested Vassar; Vassar College is very woke/politically correct campus. Is that what your son wants ? (Would be similar to Haverford College.)
From the west coast and have never heard of this. You sure you’re talking about the right school? Claremont McKenna is known as athletic but very nerdy- hell their favorite things to do on the weekend is dress up and listen to philosophers, political theorists, and writers. When we last toured, there was a class outside debating the value of Franciscan thought in the modern church and our guide’s favorite class was a gender studies course. Of the 5Cs it reminds me the most of my own northeast liberal arts college experience.
CMC/Mudd men's swim team was temporarily suspended last month for misconduct of a racist sort. https://www.claremontindependent.com/post/cms-men-s-swim-and-dive-team-investigated-for-misconduct-temporarily-suspended
Anonymous wrote:Kenyon boosters are not being honest. Facts matter enrollment has fallen by almost 7% since 2019. In November, Kenyon President addressed budget defects in millions as there was a growth in headcount while enrollment decreased. Also the yield for Kenyon is quite low.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:{Different poster.}
CMC is unusually fratty without have fraternities. Lots of drinking, drugs, bro culture, etc.
CMC would be an unusual choice for one attracted to Wesleyan, Haverford, & Reed.
Others have suggested Vassar; Vassar College is very woke/politically correct campus. Is that what your son wants ? (Would be similar to Haverford College.)
From the west coast and have never heard of this. You sure you’re talking about the right school? Claremont McKenna is known as athletic but very nerdy- hell their favorite things to do on the weekend is dress up and listen to philosophers, political theorists, and writers. When we last toured, there was a class outside debating the value of Franciscan thought in the modern church and our guide’s favorite class was a gender studies course. Of the 5Cs it reminds me the most of my own northeast liberal arts college experience.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Claremont McKenna College
LOL no. Absolutely not a literary, writing community or chill vibe. It's a bunch of amped up fratty pre-professional grinders trying to get into the same 3 consulting groups. Not literary at all.
My nephew was a freshman there an transferred out a few years back.
It's perfect for the majors their child is interested in and there's a ton of writing communities everywhere in the Claremont Colleges. If no on Claremont McKenna, they should take off Pomona.
Also, there's no frats.
I said "fratty" which is how they describe themselves in terms of culture. It's jokingly called one big frat, but lots of hazing on sports team. I think soccer or football was suspended mid-year for their extreme hazing last year. Very blackout drunk party culture and old-fashioned attitudes towards gender. Lots of medical ambulances called during parties, throwing up drunk/blacking out is called a "canon event" to fit into the culture.
I would call Pomona, Scripps (but all women) and perhaps Pitzer even better for "literary" vibe. Not CMC or Mudd.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Claremont McKenna College
LOL no. Absolutely not a literary, writing community or chill vibe. It's a bunch of amped up fratty pre-professional grinders trying to get into the same 3 consulting groups. Not literary at all.
My nephew was a freshman there an transferred out a few years back.
It's perfect for the majors their child is interested in and there's a ton of writing communities everywhere in the Claremont Colleges. If no on Claremont McKenna, they should take off Pomona.
Also, there's no frats.
I said "fratty" which is how they describe themselves in terms of culture. It's jokingly called one big frat, but lots of hazing on sports team. I think soccer or football was suspended mid-year for their extreme hazing last year. Very blackout drunk party culture and old-fashioned attitudes towards gender. Lots of medical ambulances called during parties, throwing up drunk/blacking out is called a "canon event" to fit into the culture.
I would call Pomona, Scripps (but all women) and perhaps Pitzer even better for "literary" vibe. Not CMC or Mudd.
Anonymous wrote:Kenyon is having financial problems. Might add Holy Cross solid top 25 LAC located I hour to Boston.
Anonymous wrote:Kenyon is a good LAC but Holy Cross is more prestigious especially in DC.
Anonymous wrote:Kenyon is a good LAC but Holy Cross is more prestigious especially in DC.