Anonymous
11/02/2022 22:30
Subject: Is Tulane the Ivy League of the South?
Wouldn't that be Duke?
Anonymous
11/02/2022 22:28
Subject: Is Tulane the Ivy League of the South?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wake Forest is way more prestigious, highly ranked, and difficult to get into than Tulane.
Tulane is where prep school kids go who can't get into anything better.
Facts.
No offense but Wake Forest is a good safety school. Tulane is not. Tulane is a much better school and much more competitive.
Wake Forest is not a safety school. You have no idea what you are talking about. Wake is ranked 29th, while Tulane is ranked 44th. Huge difference. Wake is in the range of Chapel Hill and Tufts. Tulane is in the range of Brandeis, Northeastern, and Cases Western. Based on our school's scattergram, Wake accepts numerous students with 3.7gpa and above, while Tulane accepts numerous students with 3.3gpa and above.
Northeastern kids have higher stats and its much harder to get in.
Anonymous
11/02/2022 22:28
Subject: Re:Is Tulane the Ivy League of the South?
Anonymous wrote:If they were to form a Magnolia League (a Southern Ivy League equivalent with 8 schools), Tulane would almost definitely be invited.
Absolutely
Anonymous
11/02/2022 22:13
Subject: Is Tulane the Ivy League of the South?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wake Forest is way more prestigious, highly ranked, and difficult to get into than Tulane.
Tulane is where prep school kids go who can't get into anything better.
Facts.
No offense but Wake Forest is a good safety school. Tulane is not. Tulane is a much better school and much more competitive.
Wake Forest is not a safety school. You have no idea what you are talking about. Wake is ranked 29th, while Tulane is ranked 44th. Huge difference. Wake is in the range of Chapel Hill and Tufts. Tulane is in the range of Brandeis, Northeastern, and Cases Western. Based on our school's scattergram, Wake accepts numerous students with 3.7gpa and above, while Tulane accepts numerous students with 3.3gpa and above.
I’m sorry but Wake Forest is a good college but it is none of those things 👆and you know it.
So chose something OP said that is inaccurate. It isn’t 29th? You don’t believe PP’s scattergram? Because it’s in line with ours.
Anonymous
11/02/2022 22:10
Subject: Re:Is Tulane the Ivy League of the South?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did this ignorant post make it to 6 pages?
+1
It is pretty funny, isn't it?
Yeah, and WTF is a "green wave" as a mascot. Tulane...some of the people on this board are seriously brain wave impaired.
Or have bottom third of Sidwell kids at Tulane.
Is that a good or bad sign?
I thought the Big 3 only had amazing students. Tulane having multiple kids from Sidwell, which doesn't rank, would seem like a positive...
Heck, once the hooked Ivy and top SLAC kids are off the board and Chicago has taken a bunch ED2, there are not too many left!
If the bottom third is going to a school like Tulane it’s a tremendous sign that they’re doing something right at that school. However I seriously doubt that is the case. You can check the Sidwell website for their matriculation.
Anonymous
11/02/2022 22:10
Subject: Re:Is Tulane the Ivy League of the South?
Anonymous wrote:If they were to form a Magnolia League (a Southern Ivy League equivalent with 8 schools), Tulane would almost definitely be invited.
Sticking to small to medium, private (except WM, which is very small for a Tier 1 public):
Wake Forest
Duke
Davidson
Washington and Lee
U Richmond
W& M
Vanderbilt
Emory
Rice
Georgetown
JHU
That’s ten off the top of my head, and assumes large state Us (UNC, UVA, UFlorida, UTAustin) don’t qualify. Who are you voting off the island
Anonymous
11/02/2022 22:08
Subject: Re:Is Tulane the Ivy League of the South?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did this ignorant post make it to 6 pages?
+1
It is pretty funny, isn't it?
Yeah, and WTF is a "green wave" as a mascot. Tulane...some of the people on this board are seriously brain wave impaired.
Or have bottom third of Sidwell kids at Tulane.
Is that a good or bad sign?
I thought the Big 3 only had amazing students. Tulane having multiple kids from Sidwell, which doesn't rank, would seem like a positive...
Heck, once the hooked Ivy and top SLAC kids are off the board and Chicago has taken a bunch ED2, there are not too many left!
Anonymous
11/02/2022 22:05
Subject: Is Tulane the Ivy League of the South?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wake Forest is way more prestigious, highly ranked, and difficult to get into than Tulane.
Tulane is where prep school kids go who can't get into anything better.
Facts.
No offense but Wake Forest is a good safety school. Tulane is not. Tulane is a much better school and much more competitive.
Wake Forest is not a safety school. You have no idea what you are talking about. Wake is ranked 29th, while Tulane is ranked 44th. Huge difference. Wake is in the range of Chapel Hill and Tufts. Tulane is in the range of Brandeis, Northeastern, and Cases Western. Based on our school's scattergram, Wake accepts numerous students with 3.7gpa and above, while Tulane accepts numerous students with 3.3gpa and above.
I’m sorry but Wake Forest is a good college but it is none of those things 👆and you know it.
Anonymous
11/02/2022 22:03
Subject: Is Tulane the Ivy League of the South?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not my impression at all, more of a party school. Of course Ivy of the South is not a real thing but I know what it's supposed to signify and I picture Rice, Baylor, Emory, Duke, maybe Vanderbilt?
OMG,you must be joking. Baylor but maybe Vanderbilt? Baylor is not exactly an elite school. Baylor University admissions is more selective with an acceptance rate of 57%. Half the applicants admitted to Baylor University have an SAT score between 1160 and 1350 or an ACT score of 25 and 32.
Vanderbilt University admissions is most selective with an acceptance rate of 7%. Half the applicants admitted to Vanderbilt have an SAT score between 1480 and 1570 or an ACT score of 34 and 35.
My kid is at Michigan, so no real dog in the fight. Other than I hate stupid people.
I would argue that Michigan is tougher to get into then some of the ivy leagues.
Anonymous
11/02/2022 22:01
Subject: Is Tulane the Ivy League of the South?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wake Forest is way more prestigious, highly ranked, and difficult to get into than Tulane.
Tulane is where prep school kids go who can't get into anything better.
Facts.
No offense but Wake Forest is a good safety school. Tulane is not. Tulane is a much better school and much more competitive.
Wake Forest is not a safety school. You have no idea what you are talking about. Wake is ranked 29th, while Tulane is ranked 44th. Huge difference. Wake is in the range of Chapel Hill and Tufts. Tulane is in the range of Brandeis, Northeastern, and Cases Western. Based on our school's scattergram, Wake accepts numerous students with 3.7gpa and above, while Tulane accepts numerous students with 3.3gpa and above.
Anonymous
11/02/2022 21:55
Subject: Re:Is Tulane the Ivy League of the South?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did this ignorant post make it to 6 pages?
+1
It is pretty funny, isn't it?
Yeah, and WTF is a "green wave" as a mascot. Tulane...some of the people on this board are seriously brain wave impaired.
Or have bottom third of Sidwell kids at Tulane.
Anonymous
11/02/2022 21:53
Subject: Is Tulane the Ivy League of the South?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wake Forest is way more prestigious, highly ranked, and difficult to get into than Tulane.
Tulane is where prep school kids go who can't get into anything better.
Facts.
No offense but Wake Forest is a good safety school. Tulane is not. Tulane is a much better school and much more competitive.
Tulane is a terrible safety school because they manipulate rankings by taking anyone with a pulse in ED1 and ED2. Bates does the same thing. That doesn’t make them Ivy Caliber. In fact, it means they are willing to choose a less talent class to game USNWR
Anonymous
11/02/2022 21:51
Subject: Re:Is Tulane the Ivy League of the South?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tulane has a great regional reputation in the south. It isn't ranked on the same level but I think of it as being similar to how Tufts is in the NE. Both are strong regionally and with solid national name recognition. On pure name recognition and prestige, Tulane is probably stronger within its region than Tufts and equal nationally.
No. Tufts is a very serious academic institution. Tulane is not Having similar acceptance rates or rankings in US news doesn’t change the fact
No affiliation with Tufts, but it draws the most serious and nerdy student
No doubt Tufts is objectively more selective but I don't think it is perceived as "better" in most of the country. Tulane has strong name recognition. There are not any Grisham books involving Tufts, are there?
You know it’s just a matter of time before we get the “number of times mentioned by John Grisham” rankings
Anonymous
11/02/2022 21:46
Subject: Is Tulane the Ivy League of the South?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not my impression at all, more of a party school. Of course Ivy of the South is not a real thing but I know what it's supposed to signify and I picture Rice, Baylor, Emory, Duke, maybe Vanderbilt?
Wait, Baylor?
Ranked #16 in undergraduate teaching, which is kind of important.
But what is their food ranked?
Anonymous
11/02/2022 21:45
Subject: Is Tulane the Ivy League of the South?
Blah blah blah Ivy League blah blah blah. Just let other colleges be appreciated for what they are.