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Posted by Carolyn Pippen on October 21, 2011 in Academic Life, Diversity at Vanderbilt, Political Life at Vanderbilt, Student Life, Academic Life at Vanderbilt, Diversity at Vanderbilt, Dudley Field, Greek Life, New York, Performing Arts, SEC Football, Student Organizations, Study Abroad, tennessee, Texas
Posted by Frank on December 2, 2009 in Academic Life, Balance, College of Arts and Science, Commons, Diversity at Vanderbilt, Freshman Commons, Housing, Living on Campus, Nashville, Political Life at Vanderbilt, School of Engineering, Vanderbilt in Pop Culture, Vandy Athletics, ESPN, finals exams, Memorial Gym, Memorial Madness, Men's Basketball, Thanksgiving Break, The Commons Center, Women's Basketball
Posted by Thom on October 31, 2008 in Advice for Parents, Application Process, Early Decision, File Reading Explained, Political Life at Vanderbilt, Admissions Deadlines, Application Process, Early Decision, Halloween, Voting
Posted by Thom on May 29, 2008 in Political Life at Vanderbilt, Preparing for College, political life, politics, Preparing for College, vanderbilt, vanderbilt politics
Posted by Thom on May 26, 2008 in Political Life at Vanderbilt, Waitlist

Undergraduate Admissions Counselor Carolyn Pippen breaks down the myth of Vanderbilt as a "type" school.
This is always an interesting time of year at Vanderbilt. Everyone has just returned from a week-long (plus two weekends) Thanksgiving Break. It’s not wise for us professors to suggest to our students that they’re going off on vacation for a week. The way our academic calendar is structured, students inevitably have some work, sometimes...
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