Because his family was traumatized by the investigation relating to his recruitment. Can't make this stuff up.
Because his family was traumatized by the investigation relating to his recruitment. Can't make this stuff up.
And well known to welcome Black college kidsHe's going for the academics
Great school
And well known to welcome Black college kids
I think it's around 10 percent of the undergraduate population. What is it at Rutgers?And well known to welcome Black college kids
I think it's around 10 percent of the undergraduate population. What is it at Rutgers?
Yup, I'd definitely believe that the RU undergrad population is the most diverse of any state school. No doubt on that. It might not even be close.Not sure specifically about black students, but I believe it has been stated that Rutgers has the most diverse student population of any state university in the country.
For some reason thought you were joking for a second, but yeah... NJ is most diverse state in the country and RU is the most diverse school in the country. Believe Jersey City or Newark is the most diverse cityYup, I'd definitely believe that the RU undergrad population is the most diverse of any state school. No doubt on that. It might not even be close.
I think it's around 10 percent of the undergraduate population. What is it at Rutgers?
Once I saw an entire square foot in NJ that only contained a single white person, so I assume it isn't diverse.Certain towns in NJ, such as Closter or Ridgewood, are not very diverse.
You're the biggest loser I've ever seen on the internet. Go watch your orange clown God visit england.Certain towns in NJ, such as Closter or Ridgewood, are not very diverse.
You're right..they can always use someone else to bring the rest of the bags onto the bus. This kid is gonna have a nothing career. He is nowhere close to interested in working hard. Failure tends to adhere to kids like that like a rancid stench.No it isn't
I visited Tuscaloosa several times and this is true. The undergraduate population at Alabama is very very white overall.
As a footnote to nothing, Tuscaloosa is a very nice progressive city (granted it’s not Berkeley) and the campus is beautiful. The University has invested big bucks for scholarships to bring in out of state high achieving students. All in all not a bad place to go to school. The rest of the state outside of the BHM area, not to my taste. Birmingham is going through a much needed revival.
My niece is a recent graduate of UA and my brother’s brother in law is superintendent of schools there. His wife is a faculty member at UA. One of my brother’s nephews was on he football team beginning his career as an uninvited walk on and ending with a scholarship.
Will be going to my niece’s wedding in a few weeks. The reception will be in one of the party rooms overlooking the new and beautiful Birmingham Barons, named after the old Negro League team, minor league baseball stadium.
As a footnote to nothing, Tuscaloosa is a very nice progressive city (granted it’s not Berkeley) and the campus is beautiful. The University has invested big bucks for scholarships to bring in out of state high achieving students. All in all not a bad place to go to school. The rest of the state outside of the BHM area, not to my taste. Birmingham is going through a much needed revival.
My niece is a recent graduate of UA and my brother’s brother in law is superintendent of schools there. His wife is a faculty member at UA. One of my brother’s nephews was on he football team beginning his career as an uninvited walk on and ending with a scholarship.
Will be going to my niece’s wedding in a few weeks. The reception will be in one of the party rooms overlooking the new and beautiful Birmingham Barons, named after the old Negro League team, minor league baseball stadium.
I agree. Absolutely beautiful campus. I’ve been to half of the SEC campuses and UA is the most attractive I’ve seen, imo. Not Stanford or Pepperdine, but the next level.
Yup, I'd definitely believe that the RU undergrad population is the most diverse of any state school. No doubt on that. It might not even be close.