Sorry, Harvard. Everyone Wants to Go to College in the South Now

[Nitt1300]

The 30 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in 2024 - College Transitions

 

[Midnighter]

The 30 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in 2024 - College Transitions

South has two in the top ten and then Rice if you count Texas.

 

[Nitt1300]

South has two in the top ten and then Rice if you count Texas.

so three in the top 30

 

[s1uggo72]

The 30 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in 2024 - College Transitions

link broken?

 

[slwlion01]

Call it what it is. Southern chicks are hot.

So is the ROI.

 

[Nitt1300]

link broken?

nope

 

[s1uggo72]

nope

Ok working now. Must have been me

 

[lionlover]

“Five people stopped me and told me how kind it was and what a sweet gesture I was making,” he said. “No way would that have happened in New York.”

At the University of South Carolina in Columbia, Alicia Caracciolo, a junior, said it takes her about two weeks to acclimate to the pace of the South every time she returns from her home in New York. At the grocery store she reminds herself to pause and slow down. “If you go and you don’t end up learning something about the cashier, you did it wrong,” she said.

I shared this post with a friend of mine that grew up in the Bronx and he shouted out: ********!

He said, "Many people in my old neighborhood would have stopped him and told him what a sweet gesture he made, so they could get him in a better position to rob him. You got to figure if the guy could afford to buy flowers, he probably had more cash on him."

 

[ApexLion]

I glanced through this thread, but only for bemusement purposes.

But, that said......if a kid can get into and afford Harvard, I think he (or she) is better off in the long run than attending University of Alabama, or South Carolina, or even Duke or Vanderbilt.

Not so sure. Alabama had their first black student president a few years ago. He was from Virginia and got a full ride. He turned down the Ivies.