Stereotyping by College

<p>a really big school that has a good balance of fun, academics and prestige while still being a state school and being affordable for instaters (?). But it’s in Michigan/detroit area so how are the grads gonna find jobs? good luck with that…?idk…</p>

<p>UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA!!!</p>

<p>Full of Minnesoootans. Perhaps the all-around most average school in the Big 10. </p>

<p>Dartmouth</p>

<p>Smart. Greek. Beer. Parties.</p>

<p>USC?</p>

<p>University of $poiled Children</p>

<p>someone else go</p>

<p>I’ll suggest…Michigan</p>

<p>Smart kids who came from good public schools, but were too scared to apply to Ivies.</p>

<p>University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign</p>

<p>*** is a fighting illini? </p>

<p>uc berkeley</p>

<p>UTSA</p>

<p>UT at Austin</p>

<p>Hot weather, and average kids</p>

<p>Vanderbilt</p>

<p>…I resent that Michigan comment…</p>

<p>oh and Vandy</p>

<p>The lone shining light in a pool of SEC ignorance</p>

<p>UT More american than American University. Big people, small dreams.</p>

<p>Syracuse University</p>

<p>Orange people</p>

<p>Johnny Hopkins</p>

<p>Wants to be a doctor. Wicked smart.</p>

<p>UMC CP?</p>

<p>Smart kids from Maryland who don’t want to spend money going out of state.</p>

<p>Georgia Tech</p>

<p>Bunch of horny, nerdy males with no social lives… well, until now. </p>

<p>U of F</p>

<p>State University with more out of staters than In State while everyones just trying to party.</p>

<p>Fashion Institute of Technology</p>

<p>Hahahaha… that’s a real place?</p>

<p>I guess if you were a straight guy and wanted to get laid that is where you’d go. You’ll just probably have a gay roommate</p>

<p>FIT
One of the top fashion schools where artists make more money than science and math majors with only a bachelors. I know and have met fashion school jewelry makers that became rich and even make more money than many with a masters degree. </p>

<p>UMOM</p>

<p>your mom???</p>

<p>Columbia</p>

<p>Never heard of it South Tallahasee Florida University</p>