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Originally Posted by Munchkin03
For me, No. No. Heck no (I've never even heard of it!).
I'm a school snob, I guess. I think I've earned the right to be one.  |
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Originally Posted by Blondie93
Really? You have never heard of SMU? If nothing else, it is mentioned regularly on these boards.
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Given the "no, no, heck no (I've never even heard of
it)," I took her to mean she's never heard of Presbyterian. Interesting, Munchkin, that you can judge the quality of a school you've never heard of.*
Too bad. It's a good school, not to mention a very Greek school (43% of the student body is Greek). If my kid wanted a small college experience, I'd happily send him or her there.
And Munchkin, I work with a school snob, who judges lawyers' abilities by where they went to college or law school. (Only the Ivies and a few other select schools make his cut.) As a result, he frequently
misjudges lawyers' abilities. Meanwhile, the rest of us laugh at him.
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Anyway, it just seems like a broad brush to automatically eliminate schools with religion in the title.
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Exactly. It's nothing more than judging a book by its cover.
(*Sorry, just got to give you a
little bit of a hard time.
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