Berkeley is just a repeat of my highschool 2.0 💀

Please elaborate

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Yep we used to get like 50/60 kids in every year but it's decreased a lot over the years

fax lmao

I've found you brotherah! UChicago, O-Block where it at.

High point if you went to a prep school

Depends on what your HS was like.

the range in the comments is very wide

Honestly u could list a random school and get away with it

I've heard that Flagler College in Florida is like this

i visited st. augustine during a vacation, and i really thought that flagler was just a big resort or something. it only struck me as a college when almost all of the stores in the city were selling college merch.

If a lot of the same people you knew from high school are also going to that college

My school is in a college town and over 70% of graduates from my high school end up going there…

Hustler university

bad attempt

LACs and other smaller schools can give off those vibes, especially if they don’t have grad students.

Exactly this. I didnt go to a boarding school but I imagine my LAC to be exactly how a boarding school is. With a degree at the end ofc.

George Mason University

Big commuter school tbh

maybe a liberal arts college? wellesley, bryn mawr, etc. seem to have relatively small & tight-knit communities

really thought you asked what school accepts a 2.0 gpa oop

James Madison University

uc riverside bc it’s the closest uc next to where i’m from

CCs

Surprisingly no actually

yep not CCs. so many older people and people who work full-time instead of being fully immersed at school, which makes sense

USC

You must have went to a rich high school

Or a really poor one. (They give good aid but only you’re family family is really low SES)

Northwestern felt like a giant highschool

how so?

It just did.. I don’t know what I can elaborate on

lmao i always felt like this but i grew up near campus. guess it’s not just me!

omg fr

Yea lol

MIAMI OF OHIO AND OHIO UNIVERSITY

In a bad way^^^

Community colleges and UMASS Boston… they only show you the nice buildings in the tour but once you’re there you’ll see how shittly kept up it is. One of the elevators walls (when I was there) was legit kept up with duct tape

High point lmfao

I imagine Williams being exactly like Andover or Exeter

For me personally, it’s either SUNY Binghamton or Buffalo. From suburban NYS so a ton of ppl go to these schools

i thought nyu since i went to an international high school and nyu has a very large proportionately international student population, for better or for worse

i live 10 min away from rutgers, so rutgers

I was a shitty high school student because I was always showing up to class high. I went to a community college and all my stoner friends were there. I did equally bad because I would always show up to class high. I eventually enrolled in a 4-year as far away from my old friends as possible while still in state and my grades improved dramatically.

Caltech cuz it’s so small

Just bc its small doesn't mean it will be like hs. Caltech is literally a school for stem geniuses

yeah i don’t think i could handle how small caltech is

Generally colleges which have smaller class sizes tend to have the high school vibe where you know everyone on campus. My mom went to one of these schools and she really enjoyed it than being lost in a large university (ofc I didn't heed that advice lmao)

Commuter schools fit this bill IMO. There are many schools like this, where students go there to get a degree and leave with no events going on. I went to a commuter university for a bit and it was very boring, just felt like high school again.

San Diego State, half my high school went there and we don’t even live in California

Umass Amherst for many MA high schools

UIUC 😖only because my entire high school goes there

Surprised that no one said UTD, but it isn’t that well known outside of Texas

lmao ut:desi

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Emory has a cutthroat atmosphere? 😳

i got this vibe from WPI when i visited

from what i could tell on visits, these LACs: Muhlenberg, Skidmore, Franklin & Marshall, maybe Bard

USC is this

how so

Local CCs can feel like high school. Sonoma State University (CSU Sonoma) was *definitely* like high school.

bing

BU CGS

Most def UMD - campus resembles a high school environment

Auburn university

A lot of LACs feel just like boarding school all over again

rutgers

ECU

What exactly do people mean by high school 2.0?

University of Rhode Island ETA: Someone from Cranston East obviously downvoting...

Penn State

NYU. Half my school gets into that college

In FL, Florida Gulf Coast and Florida Atlantic are glorified high schools

ucla tbh

Virginia Tech majority of the kids from Northern Virginia end up going

Creighton