<p>I keep the window decal from our high school on my rear window, along with decal from two of the universities – one big name, one tech school – that my daughters attended. It’s my way of saying “yes, our public schools work” to those who, with little real information, scoff at sending children to the local public schools.</p>
<p>I have yet to see a local community college sticker on anyone’s car so far. Maybe somebody should start a trend.</p>
<p>I do. I see them. </p>
<p>@oldfort
Yup, me and my wife’s car have Cornell’s window decal also. It reminds us of our daughter.</p>
<p>Not to be difficult, but how does one see one’s own bumper sticker? I know I won’t be able to.</p>
<p>My black car would never be found but for the bumper sticker in rear, and the butterfly hanging inside front of car. Only color more popular in my area is white. </p>
<p>I’ve twice met people who attended my alma mater (800 miles away), because of the license plate frame. Not a life-changer, but nice. 
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<p>I would never put a sticker from a PhD program. Chances are I would be explaining why I or my child never finished. I understand putting undergrad, medical and law school stickers on the car, but schools of doctoral programs? No.</p>
<p>D’s college is less well known out here in the east and yet we are amazed at how many people have connections to the school. The sticker does invite a conversation and connection. Of course, it is rather bad PR for the school if I cut some one off…</p>