You know what? Strike while the iron is hot. Vandy is a damn fine school in a damn fine city, Nashville. Now theyre the SEC school a family from up here should send their kids.
OT: Vandy Is NYC's SEC School?
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You know what? Strike while the iron is hot. Vandy is a damn fine school in a damn fine city, Nashville. Now theyre the SEC school a family from up here should send their kids.
Posted that in last week’s games thread wondering what it was and @Rutgers Chris clarified what it was.
Vanderbilt University expands national footprint with New York City campus to open in fall 2026
Vanderbilt University marked a defining moment in its 150-year history with the official establishment of its first campus outside of Nashville: Vanderbilt University–New York City. Located in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, the campus will welcome an inaugural cohort of students for an...
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Hey, good for Vandy. Great school, can gain a footprint with Northeast kids who either want to go to NYC or Nashville. I respect their ambition.Posted that in last week’s games thread wondering what it was and @Rutgers Chris clarified what it was.
Vanderbilt University expands national footprint with New York City campus to open in fall 2026
Vanderbilt University marked a defining moment in its 150-year history with the official establishment of its first campus outside of Nashville: Vanderbilt University–New York City. Located in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, the campus will welcome an inaugural cohort of students for an...
Smart…you should want to draw academic talent from many parts of the country. In Texas I have seen ads and some billboards for Pace, SUNY and Temple
Boy that went right over you didn’t it? Their high standards are not in question. Maybe, just maybe, they are looking to expand their geographic footprint to include talent outside their normal radius that also fits their practically mythical 4.7% acceptance rate. Wouldn’t that be something. If they have chosen to spend $$ advertising this far from Nashville, it is for a reason.