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Only 722 total veterans in top 36 most highly selective colleges! - Life Long Learning - 03-02-2018

Only 722 undergraduate veterans in top 36 most highly selective colleges!
https://www.insidehighered.com/views/2017/11/10/wick-sloanes-slightly-depressing-annual-survey-veterans-elite-colleges-opinion


The ugly side of elitist academic America. Angry


RE: Only 722 total veterans in top 36 most highly selective colleges! - Ideas - 03-02-2018

It seems like that's partly because they choose the cheaper route. Because of getting lured in by schools like AMU and Liberty who have such good rates for military. And possibly because they don't want to move for school, etc.


RE: Only 722 total veterans in top 36 most highly selective colleges! - Life Long Learning - 03-02-2018

(03-02-2018, 10:13 PM)Ideas Wrote: It seems like that's partly because they choose the cheaper route. Because of getting lured in by schools like AMU and Liberty who have such good rates for military. And possibly because they don't want to move for school, etc.

All good issues and possibly a bias from the elite!

Yale/Harvard grads started the current war but other men fight it!  Just a fact of America.

I bet there are more than 722 Illegal Aliens at these 36 colleges?  Sad


RE: Only 722 total veterans in top 36 most highly selective colleges! - dfrecore - 03-03-2018

Maybe veterans just don't want to go to these schools. I don't want my kids going to any of them either.

BTW, if that's how someone who graduates from one of these schools writes, then I am doubly uninterested. It's unreadable. I can't figure out what the heck he's trying to say in the first 5 paragraphs, and finally stopped reading. Yikes.

Last but not least, what is the pretty side of elitist academic America?