<p>No worries folks. I will retract my need blind comment. Like I said, he applied but had no follow up interest outside the alumni interview, so it serves him right to feel a little sting. I had told him that based on his interests and other schools that applying to such a school was a waste of time. I am not a big W & L fan obviously, but that stems not from his rejection but by alumns I have met and the fact that I consider it to be a country club type school - which all of you know it is. I do believe that schools such as these offer a good education if the student doesn’t have to owe money (parents pay for it all). However, going into big time debt for a school like W & L is a horrible decision in this day and age - but if parents will pay it off for you then cool, put on those madras shorts and get to drinking!</p>