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re: private schools vs catholic schools in new orleans.
Posted on 1/10/14 at 12:45 pm to Napoleon
Posted on 1/10/14 at 12:45 pm to Napoleon
You really think Jesuit would have prepared you more for college? As someone mentioned previously, the school is only successful if the student is motivated. I went to a NOLA Catholic school and then undergrad/grad school with other Catholic school grads. The school didn't matter, the work ethic did. I watched many fellow undergrads who went to Jesuit quit for various reasons or switch majors to something less taxing. I saw a B student from Rummel buckle down and ace every exam for four years.
To the OP, save some of your money and send your child to Brother Martin, Holy Cross, Jesuit, Mt.Carmel, Dominican, etc. Then, rest comfortably that their success will depend on your ability to instill the proper work ethic in them and not some unforseen variable that only school x can provide.
Once they're applying to grad school their high school won't matter.
To the OP, save some of your money and send your child to Brother Martin, Holy Cross, Jesuit, Mt.Carmel, Dominican, etc. Then, rest comfortably that their success will depend on your ability to instill the proper work ethic in them and not some unforseen variable that only school x can provide.
Once they're applying to grad school their high school won't matter.
Posted on 5/21/14 at 12:13 pm to Jake88
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You really think Jesuit would have prepared you more for college?
Compared to Rummel for instance, absolutely. It's not even a question. I had 4 close friends from elementary school that went to Rummel. Not one got a degree. Not that there is anything wrong with that, but the work I did at Jesuit compared to what they did was nothing alike.
And no, I'm not suggesting you can't be successful from Rummel. Very many people are.
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