Fun New Game About Public Perception About College Names

<p>Should bow down to UT Austin </p>

<p>Penn State</p>

<p>plain wrap football unis</p>

<p>U Florida</p>

<p>party, sunny</p>

<p>Georgetown</p>

<p>athletic, urban</p>

<p>Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (sp?)</p>

<p>not great, not bad</p>

<p>University of Michigan</p>

<p>new york kids, coooold</p>

<p>University of Miami</p>

<p>Awesome location!</p>

<p>Drexel</p>

<p>not as good as penn</p>

<p>smith college</p>

<p>Pretty all-girls school in Mass.</p>

<p>University of Delaware</p>

<p>where are you?</p>

<p>scrippppps</p>

<p>Good for science (?)</p>

<p>Univ. of Richmond</p>

<p>in richmond, which is in virginia, i think. and confederacy, just cuz.</p>

<p>Wisconsin</p>

<p>located in another liberal college town</p>

<p>UC Davis</p>

<p>warm, asians, easier UC</p>

<p>what if someone said, "i graduated two years early from the U of MN--Twin cities"</p>

<p>Then I would believe them, I guess?</p>

<p>Univ. of Colorado-Boulder</p>

<p>rich white kids who aren't that smart. cold. mountains. rich skiiers.</p>

<p>what would your perception be of someone who graduated two years early form the U of MN--Twin cities?</p>

<p>they saved money. and they are smart.</p>

<p>whitman.</p>

<p>Haha, in Walla Walla, Washington</p>

<p>Swarthmore</p>

<p>rich people. east coast.</p>

<p>umich--ann arbor</p>

<p>football, a teacher of mine</p>

<p>carnegie mellon</p>