Slaughter the School
Posted on December 6, 2005 by Olidammara
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props to crapmaster, as i too have been awaiting this day. the day where i get to at least make some effort to shoot a rocket into the ass of the war monger known as babson. Princeton review is going to get one helluva review from me. with any luck at all, they’ll contact me wanting a personal interview… fuck this school, i cannot wait to take this survey.
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i too am greatly looking forward to the surveys.
but could i also warn you guys to be careful. my hatred of babson knows no boundaries for sure – but don’t let that cloud your review. write at least a few things positive, and then bury them under the shitstorm that is babson. you don’t want them to write off your perfectly acceptable opinion as just some jackass that’s out to burn the school down because he got a bad grade on some paper.
so be smart, but above all – be honest. and with any luck when the rankings come out, we’ll finally get to see what we’ve always imagined: babson is simply one awful marketing scheme pretending to be a legitmate school.
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i hate to be the one to point this out, because i’m not a big fan of babson either. But if you fill out the survey extremely negatively and make babson appear to be a shit college, its only hurting your future. As the rankings are posted, grad schools and potential employers will notice that babson is shit and as a result they will either stop recruiting from babson or recruit more from other schools. This can only result in you guys losing jobs to students from other schools who, even though they hate their school too, chose to deal with the pain and not bitch on a survey.
the comment from “sorry to burst your bubble” just goes to show you why babson still gets some good rankings. with most students being concerned with grad school or future jobs, they can’t risk making the school look bad, even if it is.