joanna bujes wrote:
>So...following up on the Yale men thread...is the education given at
>the ivies worth it?
I thought so. I had some very good professors, and one's fellow
students are an education in themselves. Classes were very lively -
much more so than the University of Virginia, wher
Doug H writes,
> . . . one's fellow students are an education in
> themselves. Classes were very lively -
I wonder, however, whether this is _still_ true for the elite colleges. The
increased competition now to get into such schools and increased attention
to "doing the right things" during high
>Doug H writes,
> > . . . one's fellow students are an education in
> > themselves. Classes were very lively -
>
>I wonder, however, whether this is _still_ true for the elite colleges. The
>increased competition now to get into such schools and increased attention
>to "doing the right things" dur
>
>So...following up on the Yale men thread...is the education given at the
>ivies worth it? I ask because a former lover who went to Princeton was very
>bitter about that aspect too. I also ask because I have a half-baked idea
>to send my daughter (now 8) to Vassar or one of the other women's iv
So...following up on the Yale men thread...is the education given at the
ivies worth it? I ask because a former lover who went to Princeton was very
bitter about that aspect too. I also ask because I have a half-baked idea
to send my daughter (now 8) to Vassar or one of the other women's ivies.
