Anonymous wrote:I spent my first 22 years within a 5 hour drive of Carleton and never heard of it.
Anonymous wrote:I grew up in the midwest. Those were the schools the weird kids went to. Sadly, most of them are weird adults too.
Anonymous wrote:Who are you trying to impress? Which is the best school for your child?
I have a very "prestigious" background (prep school/Ivy grad) and I've only ever heard of one of those schools. Not that I really care what school your child goes to, but putting a Carleton sticker on your car would get a polite "oh, so where is that?" reaction out of me. Many people who care about the label on the degree are only going to focus on HYP anyway.
Focus on the school that best suits your child - which one has the program that works for your child's interests and future plans. Don't fixate on "prestigious".
Anonymous wrote:Are you serious???? The students at these colleges are drugged-out whackjobs or socially maladjusted drama queens/kings.
Grinnell
Oberlin
Carlton
Kenyon
Anonymous wrote:It's 2013. Weird is the midwest.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are you serious???? The students at these colleges are drugged-out whackjobs or socially maladjusted drama queens/kings.
Grinnell
Oberlin
Carlton
Kenyon
But the alums are awesome people and know how to spell Carleton.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I grew up in the midwest. Those were the schools the weird kids went to. Sadly, most of them are weird adults too.
That's OK; some of us like "weird" people -- AKA, cool, interesting and not bland wanna-be's. But, thanks for the head's up.
Anonymous wrote:Are you serious???? The students at these colleges are drugged-out whackjobs or socially maladjusted drama queens/kings.
Grinnell
Oberlin
Carlton
Kenyon
Anonymous wrote:Are you serious???? The students at these colleges are drugged-out whackjobs or socially maladjusted drama queens/kings.
Grinnell
Oberlin
Carlton
Kenyon