Texas A&M vs. UT: which school is a better fit?

gstein
Wed, 06 Oct 2010 23:23:39 +0000

vultureair, quite honestly I don’t have the time nor do I care enough to fully read your post or post a long and/or meaningful response. I am currently pursuing a degree in arguably one of the most challenging majors A&M has to offer, and have little free time as it is, so I could really care less about intensively debating something towards a random person on a forum when it won’t change your opinion anyways.

The point of my original post was to point out that while stereotypes exist for a reason, there are plenty of individuals that don’t fit the category. You can call me immature as much as you wish, but I don’t claim all sheltered and/or religious and/or women with boyfriends to be socially awkward or boring or that they don’t have “a life”. So yes, I felt it was necessary to respond to a person with 1 post in a defensive manner.

You made implications based off of my post, because I no where said A&M is overall a diverse school, I simply said there are others who do not fit your stereotypes. I was not trying to insult your few years experience at A&M nor your opinion, you are entitled to both. However I do find it insulting when people like you publicly denounce a school because the experience was not what you were looking for. Most people in this region of the country understand A&M is a conservative school, sorry that it was a surprise for you when you stepped on campus.

P.S. Posting your opinion on a forum is hardly having “balls”.