like_that;1251853 wrote:Miami has always been known as the top school in Ohio, thus why it has always been known as a "public ivy." It is ranked higher than OSU for public universities, it is the #2 undergrad in the nation, and since you only care about business, their business school is ranked higher than OSU. Nice fail though, can't wait to see how you try to spin the facts.

Enjoy mediocrity!

/sleeper

like_that;1251862 wrote:Don't worry, based on rankings Miami works hard, and plays hard. Your daughter will fit into the culture just fine.

sleeper;1251870 wrote:Spare me the rankings argument. I'd be embarrassed if my school had any association with any "Ivy" league school. Harvard is just a good ole boys club for stuck up elitist rich people. On second thought, that correlation is fitting given that Miami is for stuck up elitist middle class folks who already have a large inheritance penciled in for their spoiled little brat.

Also, business degrees are becoming increasingly worthless. If I could do it all again, I'd get something in engineering or mathematics. If mediocrity is graduating from The Ohio State University, then I will choose mediocrity all day every day. However, the true fitting of mediocrity is anything but The Ohio State University, but your definition will work if necessary.

Automatik;1251869 wrote:I've visited Miami a few times and always had a blast. Just gotta avoid the collar popping douchers and you'll be fine.

Also had lots of nice tail from what I can remember.

like_that;1251883 wrote:Based on this post it sounds like you are bitter because you didn't get into Miami and you are currently unemployed. It's ok little guy you can go ahead and create 6 more usernames to take up the time.

Firad;1251903 wrote:OU is still the real #1 party school

sleeper;1251889 wrote:I couldn't get into Miami.

sleeper;1252014 wrote:Pretty sad the only thing OU has to hang its hat on is being ranked in the top 10 party schools in the country.

believer;1251598 wrote:
Besides I'm Ohio alum who also lived in Happy Valley for 10 years and I can tell you that Penn State is far more rowdy the Ohio University. With the exceptions of Spring Fest and Halloween I really never understood where Ohio got its "party school" reputation.

sleeper;1251889 wrote:I didn't even apply to Miami because I wouldn't go there for any reason. Pretty campus, ****ty school.

queencitybuckeye;1252054 wrote:It's arguably the 2nd best journalism school in the midwest, which is similar to being the 2nd best hockey player in Argentina.

sleeper;1252014 wrote:Pretty sad the only thing OU has to hang its hat on is being ranked in the top 10 party schools in the country.

vball10set;1252067 wrote:Your ignorance and penchant for telling non-truths have never been more evident than in this post. First off, you didn't apply because you knew you couldn't get in. Second, it's an excellent school, and this can be verified by numerous respected publications.


sleeper, you seem to be a somewhat intelligent guy, but you've got some insecurity issues...you may want to read what you typed before hitting the "post" button....just sayin'

sleeper;1252095 wrote:OU grads wouldn't even get in the building unless we needed a janitor or something. Actually, to my knowledge we've never even let a Miami grad into our building either.

sleeper;1252095 wrote:It's not an excellent school. Period. There's no insecurity issues; I just don't buy that "rankings" **** or the hand holding "Every school is a good school" argument. Of course, in the real world, if a Miami grad comes up to me for an interview and talks about his education at that school I will say, "Oh yes, Miami is one of the top schools in the country and this is evidence by their typical strong work ethic and intellect". Once the person walks out of the room thinking he just "wowed" me, my co-workers and I will dump his resume into the trash. No one cares about Miami, at least not in the real world.

OU grads wouldn't even get in the building unless we needed a janitor or something. Actually, to my knowledge we've never even let a Miami grad into our building either.

sleeper;1252095 wrote:It's not an excellent school. Period. There's no insecurity issues; I just don't buy that "rankings" **** or the hand holding "Every school is a good school" argument. Of course, in the real world, if a Miami grad comes up to me for an interview and talks about his education at that school I will say, "Oh yes, Miami is one of the top schools in the country and this is evidence by their typical strong work ethic and intellect". Once the person walks out of the room thinking he just "wowed" me, my co-workers and I will dump his resume into the trash. No one cares about Miami, at least not in the real world.

OU grads wouldn't even get in the building unless we needed a janitor or something. Actually, to my knowledge we've never even let a Miami grad into our building either.

Crimson streak;1252127 wrote:That's because you don't need a degree to work at McDonald's.