I love this video. It captures many of the feelings I still have about Reed even so many years later--I am from the class of 1977. There really is no place like Reed.
I was put on the waitlist of admission to reed college. I still remember Reed was the only school which required me to submit one of my research papers during the application process. I respect its academic attitude.
I have lived less than a mile from Reed for 19 years. Passing it everytime I go out and It is just as beautiful as ever. One of my greatest regrets goes along with my inability to succeed with what I truly desired. My unfortunate turn in academics. Going to Reed would provided a promising future. Maybe next time huh?
Dream college. I already love it so much. It just feels like I belong here. If I get in, I'll be starting college there in 2016, but it already feels like home.
+Aditya Hariharan (TheRealZoro) everyone calls Kroger a lizard yet 90% of the student body has been replaced by poorly programmed cyborgs who can't spare CPU cycles to say hi when passing in the hallway.
Great and wonderful video. Thanks! I had the great privilege of having visited the Reed campus twice...once in 2013 and again last July. I wanted my own son to come here.
+Madeline Hudgens +Bubble Cat They actually have really good financial aid, they meet 100% of need. So whatever your family cant pay, they'll give to you (in grants, loans, and a work study). Use their Net Price Calculator if you want an estimation of how much you would have to pay.
I thought that too!! but I applied anyways and I actually got amazing financial aid!! I'm 100% able to afford Reed now and am going to attend this fall :) So don't be afraid to apply even if you think you won't be able to afford it
+Mardoqueo Covarrubias Don't be so quick to write it off. Look into financial aid. Sometimes, financial aid can make out of state private colleges cheaper than your in state university.
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I’m attending in the Fall I never saw myself here at first (southern girl) but I’ve done visits and I absolutely can’t wait to start my college experience at such an amazing school.
That was a pretty good intro video to the college. The campus looks like an old-school one, too. (Sorry for the pun) It's like something from the East Coast, visually speaking. Supposedly, back in the 1970s, Steve Jobs attended this liberal art college, but he did dropout of it before graduating.
But the city of Portland remains a dangerous place to be in, with all the drug decriminalization and the excessive homeless on the streets, it's really discouraging ngl.
Reed College where you go to be bullied for attempting to learn a viewpoint that is opposite to the crowd of animals on campus invading classrooms disrupting lectures and bullying faculty on their topics.
Blue, I am thinking the graffiti in the bathroom is questionable too. I didn't know gangs and gangs upon racist people hang out in Reed library bathrooms scrawling racist graffiti? Aren't there cameras of people entering and exiting the bathroom? I bet if the Portland Police are able to investigate this graffiti report it will be proven false. I can say from interacting with Reed Alum that they are highly classiest, bigoted, and discriminatory. Even New York Times bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell describes in his book Outliers (chapter 4) How Reed treats poor students www.litcharts.com/lit/outliers/chapter-4-the-trouble-with-geniuses-part-2
I have lived less than a mile from Reed for 19 years. Passing it everytime I go out and It is just as beautiful as ever. One of my greatest regrets goes along with my inability to succeed with what I truly desired. My unfortunate turn in academics. Going to Reed would provided a promising future. Maybe next time huh?
