Swarthmore students are stereotyped as hard working, extremely smart and not that attractive.
That they are all awkward, pretentious but friendly. Swarthmore students work all the time.
That we are all wealthy nerds that study all the time and get straight A's at Swarthmore.
Extremely nerdy, not prone to sexual encounters, intelligent, overprepared for the job market.
Studying all the time, smart, hippie-like, odds and ends...
That they are nerdy, socially, inept, and work all the time. Another less common stereotype is that they are very activist politically.
Intense academics, (too) small campus, extreme nerds, socially awkward/uninteresting, and that all we do is study at Swarthmore. I must admit that these are some stereotypes that I initially had of Swarthmore, but of course, I was extremely wrong.
Swarthmore students are brilliant, curious, interesting, and driven, but unattractive, socially weird and painfully awkward.
They all want to be academics, they work collaboratively, they are very liberal,
nerdy, weird, antisocial, quirky, liberal
sci-fi nerds who study too hard and don't party. Also, though it's not a stereotype, people constantly think Swat is an all girls school in upstate New York.
Extremely intellectual workaholics Liberal hippies
That they're nerdy and awkward, that the place is intense and you are always busy. Also that Swatties are always talking about something intellectual. That Swatties are a bunch of hippies.
nerdy, intense, politically correct, ugly
That they're all overly PC. They're activist-y pseudo-hippies who actually come from exceptionally privileged backgrounds. They couldn't get into Yale.
Stereotypes: Swatties are super-nerdy, unattractive, and socially awkward.
That Swatties study too much and too hard; that they’re intellectual and probably weird-looking and left-wing. That they’re dorks, basically.
The typical Swarthmore student is awkward, nerdy, hardworking, activist...socially awkward. Like they say choose three of four: friends, work, sex and sleep.
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