A small liberal college in the middle of nowhere. They think they are better than everyone else in the middle of nowhere.
I get the best education at Kenyon College. I major in Cow tipping and chicken plucking.
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Kenyon College is SO much better than any of those IVY league schools...
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Kenyon College is SO much better than any of those IVY league schools...
by Sarah Jessica August 26, 2006
a small school in southern new jersey 15 minutes from atlantic city. it shouldn't be called a college because it really is high school due to the excessive drama. People at stockton aren't serious about school and just drink all week and blast loud music in the courts. oh and everyone can't forget the soccer players who think they are the shit..they should be constantly reminded that they play for a division III school.
by stockton soccer player March 19, 2005
One of the best business schools in the U.S. Top 50 Undergraduate business program No.48 in the nation (America's Best Colleges 2005)
by Daniel April 12, 2005
A Christian College outside of Harrisburg. Messiah is "diverse" in the fact that they have a few minorities. Messiah College is a place for community. This statement boils down to two words, COMMUNITY COLLEGE. Messiah builds community in their dorms, classrooms, and classes. From the community covenant to the community unit on CCC, students are surrounded by community. Did I mention that Messiah College is big on community?
Messiah College's Community Covenant, Created and Called for Community at Messiah College, Worship Crommunity at Messiah College, Community Service through Messiah College, Grantham Community Garden at Messiah College
by livin in community March 24, 2010
Boston College is a Jesuit university located in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, about 5 mi. west of Boston. It is neither a college nor located in Boston.
Ranked as a Top 40 university according to USNews, Boston College has a positive reputation in the New England area, although many detractors are often keen to observe that Boston College, despite its academic aspirations, is far from being on the same academic level as its neighbor Harvard University.
Boston College is one of the most selective universities in the nation, but according to most metrics not necessarily one of the best. Each year thousands of prospective students apply for admission at Boston College, but only less than 10% are admitted. While Boston College is sometimes perceived as a popular destination for Ivy League rejects, many accepted students choose Boston College because they really want to be there.
Boston College students are often stereotyped as being white, rich, preppy, athletic, physically attractive, party animals, spoiled and snotty. Not all Boston College students fit that criteria, but stereotypes usually form over a period of time for a reason.
Some people believe that many Boston College students suffer from an inferiority complex, as demonstrated by their desire to negatively compare Boston University to Boston College. Their inferiority complex, if they have one, might stem from the fact that they haven't got over their failure to gain acceptance to Ivy League schools.
Ranked as a Top 40 university according to USNews, Boston College has a positive reputation in the New England area, although many detractors are often keen to observe that Boston College, despite its academic aspirations, is far from being on the same academic level as its neighbor Harvard University.
Boston College is one of the most selective universities in the nation, but according to most metrics not necessarily one of the best. Each year thousands of prospective students apply for admission at Boston College, but only less than 10% are admitted. While Boston College is sometimes perceived as a popular destination for Ivy League rejects, many accepted students choose Boston College because they really want to be there.
Boston College students are often stereotyped as being white, rich, preppy, athletic, physically attractive, party animals, spoiled and snotty. Not all Boston College students fit that criteria, but stereotypes usually form over a period of time for a reason.
Some people believe that many Boston College students suffer from an inferiority complex, as demonstrated by their desire to negatively compare Boston University to Boston College. Their inferiority complex, if they have one, might stem from the fact that they haven't got over their failure to gain acceptance to Ivy League schools.
Boston College is not affiliated to Boston University.
by Xenophon5000 December 03, 2010
a.k.a. "Backup College" A school for wealthy, spoiled children who couldn't get into any of the following schools: MIT, Harvard, Georgetown, Notre Dame, Bunker Hill Community College. Located about as far away from Boston as a school could be while still having the word Boston in its title, BC is known for unattractive women, effeminate men, and a second-rate faculty. They're also known to advertise their football program up and down Massachusetts and Commonwealth Avenues because they can't fill their 45,000 seat stadium. By all measures, Boston College sucks.
by MIT Grad November 29, 2005
by Mike February 25, 2004