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Describes the student body as: Arrogant, Snooty, ClosemindedDescribes the faculty as: Arrogant, Condescending, Unhelpful, Self Absorbed |
Lowest Rating Educational Quality | F |
Highest Rating Friendliness | C+ |
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Why are y'all giving this kid such a hard time? His story is totally believable…and who are you to call him a liar?FYI, 99% of teenage kids think that the contraction for "you are" is spelled "your," and that includes rich kids and high-SAT kids. (Have you been on Facebook lately?)This poster writes beautifully and eloquently, despite the typos. (Oh BTW—have you noticed the numerous typos and boo-boos in virtually ALL the reviews on this site?)Both my husband and I did graduate work at Harvard. My husband was a teaching fellow and later a non-resident tutor. He had some minority students, and they were exactly as this poster described: rich, privileged, and entitled. There were VERY few poor kids at Harvard, from disadvantaged backgrounds. At Harvard, "diversity" means "rich, privileged minorities; fellow members of the club." Wealth rules. I hear that's changing thanks to the new financial aid policies, but obviously, as this poster shows, there's still a long way to go. |
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The person above assumed it was an athletic scholarship because he was black. The student claims a scholarship but did not describe the kind. |
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I was born and raised in South Africa. The town I lived in was divided by financial status. It turned out that on one side of the town you had white people, and on the other you had black people. I lived most of my life on the side with the black locals. With this, I went to school with them, made as much money as them, etc. None of them wanted to associate with me because of the actions that were portrayed by the other faction. I was often called Simba, the white cancer, the bastard, etc. The last thing I wanted to hear was these stereotypes when I was drinking water from a bucket. Long story short, people are ignorant sometimes, thats because they are weak in character. In your situation, those people who insulted you came from wealth assumably. They probably never had a problem, thus they complain at the smallest things. They saw a black man "you" walking past them and they presumed that you didnt earn your keep due to skin color. This is arrogant due to how they presumably didn't work more than you in any way. Handle them by showing them that they are weak in character. Children make excuses for problems. In this case they blamed you for the problems going on in their heads. You handle this by walking by them. Dont take their abuse, but this aint abuse, this is retardation. A comment that had no logic should be discarded. Dont fortify a prison for yourself, move forward with your day. |
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On the off chance that those nit-picking reactions were from Harvard University understudies, at that point I am disillusioned that such self-importance was shown by such clever individuals. Cheap Dissertation Writing Service |
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Man, where do i Begin, as a person who grew up in poverty 18 years of my life and getting into harvard with a full scholarship made me the happiest person in the world. I grew up in harlem, NY, i lived with 6 family members in a crammed studio apartment. I didn't have much in life and i wanted to get out of poverty so i decided to work extremely hard in my education. I worked hard all my life and want to stuyvesant high school in the city and worked hard to get a 4.0 gpa and scored 2340 on my sats. My parents didn't have any money to support themselves let alone me. When i came to harvard with a very happy spirt i was destroyed by the student body after 2 months of classes. People here are VERY pompous, arrogant and extremely rich. I am a black student and people don't even associate with me i get treated like crap every single day by everyone. There are very few african americans in the school and if you do find one you can't relate cause their rich and look down upon you. I was walking down the campus one day and these group of white kids looked at me and said " why are you negros here, go back to africa". I thought people were supposed to be nice but they weren't. Everyone is so Self absorbed and think they are King of the world. They treat people like crap. I have very little friends if none. If your a poor kids then it's hard to socialize because everyone spends loads of money to party but i end up feeling left out because i can't afford to spend money. I ended up transferring to CUNY Baruch, back with my family because people at this school treated me as if i was nothing. Being a african american students and being underrepresented at any top college will make you feel left out. My advice is if your a minority student especially black don't go here because you will feel left out. I currently love Cuny Baruch and i have made many friends here, and people always give me shocked looks when i tell them i transferred from harvard. But why go to a college where you will never find happiness?