Tufts vs. Georgetown vs. Dartmouth

Happytimes2001
Sat, 07 Apr 2018 14:38:20 +0000

@mastadon What a silly response. Place has bearing on education. So if you are educated in Geneva or DC it is going to be different than Medford MA near Boston. I’m sorry that you were offended by an opinion. I think many people who cannot handle other opinions carry their own baggage. Perhaps, that is why you made a reference to a political show on a posting. Strange indeed. Or perhaps you think Tufts is the best place for the OP, in which case you should have cited why rather than attacking someone else’s idea.

I’m sure there are CEO’s across America who have gone to a college in every state, city, and nation. That doesn’t make a place important or unimportant. One single person does not demonstrate a formula. Again a ridiculous synopsis.

As to the 20 th century concept of working near a hub related to your career, perhaps you should tell that to the people who work in and around Silicon Valley ( many from home). I’m sure though technology does not tie them to a place they recognize that hubs of like minded people doing similar things helps their career. Or those who work in Geneva for NGO’s.

Perhaps the reason you thought my post was pretentious is that you don’t understand it. You are locked in your own world of ideas where no one else’s can penetrate and you are angered by anyone else holding a different opinion. So sad really. Perhaps that is where your Laure Ingraham reference is coming from. Maybe you should go back to watching TV 7x24 and talking about your idea of a global world with people who agree with you.

As for me, I will stand by my opinions. Sounds like there are other people on this thread who have direct and informative opinions regarding many of these schools which the poster might find useful. And some might even have 20 th Century ideas. Oh my.