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What I mean is that living in Cincy and making fun of Indiana is like the pot calling the kettle black.
And I was referring to my home in Northern Indiana, which is distinctly different from the rest of the state. And don't even start with the "I'm so smart because I left the state." You pay out of state tuition to go to Georgia Tech, wow you are a real smart guy. Edit: Forgot the ROTC was probably picking up the tab, in which case I dont blame you. [ December 14, 2005, 12:29 AM: Message edited by: DJ FC ] |
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not for nothin, but to most people on either coast, its all the same; IN, OH, GA, etc. etc.
not that theres anything wrong with those states. |
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The nothern/southern indiana cultural split is very real to me, anybody south of south of Ft Wayne talks funny. Northern Indiana either associates with Illinois if they are near Gary "The region" or with Michigan if they are central or east, "Michiana"
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Even if ROTC wasn't footing the bill I would rather pay out of state tuition to go to one of the top 10 engineering schools in the country than goto a shitty instate school just to save some money. In the long run you'll make more anyways and recover your loses. Granted I might have picked a different out of state school if it weren't for ROTC but I still wouldn't be anywhere near Ohio or Indiana.
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Actually most of the instate people here don't think of it as a shitty school. It is slightly easier for instate students to get in but not much. Just because there are no good state schools in your state doesn't mean all state schools are shit.
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Oh and for the record:
My school is a public ivy, yours isn't. So please don't write off Indiana as a "Shitty School," I am only questioning your logic of "paying instate tuition to go to a great school makes you stupid." If the ROTC is picking up the tab to go to GA Tech, more power to you. If money means nothing to you, and you just want to get the hell out, more power to you. But some people see in-state schools just as good as out of state schools - only a hell of a lot cheaper. Also: some schools have programs that excel. Mine is 7th in the nation (Finance). Can you really blame me for saving money on out of state tuition? |
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U.S. News are World's 2006 Rankings. Keep in mind that many people think their methodology is fucked up and based on factors that have very little to do with anything relevant.
1 Harvard University (MA) 1 Princeton University (NJ) 3 Yale University (CT) 4 University of Pennsylvania 5 Duke University (NC) 5 Stanford University (CA) 7 California Institute of Technology 7 Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 9 Columbia University (NY) 9 Dartmouth College (NH) 11 Washington University in St. Louis 12 Northwestern University (IL) 13 Cornell University (NY) 13 Johns Hopkins University (MD) 15 Brown University (RI) 15 University of Chicago 17 Rice University (TX) 18 University of Notre Dame (IN) 18 Vanderbilt University (TN) 20 Emory University (GA) 20 University of California – Berkeley* 22 Carnegie Mellon University (PA) 23 Georgetown University (DC) 23 University of Virginia* 25 Univ. of California – Los Angeles* 25 University of Michigan – Ann Arbor* 27 Tufts University (MA) 27 U. of North Carolina – Chapel Hill* 27 Wake Forest University (NC) 30 Univ. of Southern California 31 College of William and Mary (VA)* 32 Lehigh University (PA) 32 Univ. of California – San Diego* 34 Brandeis University (MA) 34 University of Rochester (NY) 34 Univ. of Wisconsin – Madison* 37 Case Western Reserve Univ. (OH) 37 Georgia Institute of Technology* 37 New York University 40 Boston College 40 University of California – Irvine* 42 U. of Illinois – Urbana - Champaign* 43 Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. (NY) 43 Tulane University (LA) 45 Univ. of California – Santa Barbara* 45 University of Washington* 45 Yeshiva University (NY) 48 Pennsylvania State U. – University Park* 48 University of California – Davis* 50 Syracuse University (NY) 50 University of Florida* 52 University of Texas – Austin* 53 George Washington University (DC) 53 Worcester Polytechnic Inst. (MA) 55 Pepperdine University (CA) 55 Univ. of Maryland – College Park* 55 University of Miami (FL) 58 University of Georgia* 58 University of Pittsburgh* 60 Boston University 60 Ohio State University – Columbus* 60 Purdue Univ. – West Lafayette (IN)* 60 Rutgers – New Brunswick (NJ)* 60 Texas A&M Univ. – College Station* 60 University of Iowa* 66 Miami University – Oxford (OH)* 66 University of Delaware* 68 Fordham University (NY) 68 Univ. of California – Santa Cruz* 68 University of Connecticut* 71 Brigham Young Univ. – Provo (UT) 71 Southern Methodist University (TX) 71 Stevens Institute of Technology (NJ) 74 Indiana University – Bloomington* 74 Michigan State University* 74 SUNY – Binghamton* 74 Univ. of Minnesota – Twin Cities* 78 Baylor University (TX) 78 Clemson University (SC)* 78 North Carolina State U. – Raleigh* 78 St. Louis University 78 University of Colorado – Boulder* 78 Virginia Tech* 84 Clark University (MA) 85 American University (DC) 85 Auburn University (AL)* 85 Iowa State University* 85 Marquette University (WI) 85 Univ. of California – Riverside* 85 University of Denver 85 Univ. of Missouri – Columbia* 85 University of Tennessee* 93 Howard University (DC) 93 SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry* 93 University of Tulsa (OK) 93 University of Vermont* 97 Illinois Institute of Technology 97 SUNY – Stony Brook* 97 Texas Christian University 97 University of Arizona* 97 University of Kansas* 97 Univ. of Nebraska – Lincoln* 97 University of New Hampshire* 104 University of Alabama* 104 University of Dayton (OH) 104 Univ. of Massachusetts – Amherst* 104 University of San Diego 104 University of the Pacific (CA) 109 Drexel University (PA) 109 Florida State University* 109 Ohio University* 109 University of Missouri – Rolla* 109 University of Oklahoma* 109 Univ. of South Carolina – Columbia* 115 Loyola University Chicago 115 Northeastern University (MA) 115 University at Buffalo – SUNY* 115 University of Oregon* 115 University of San Francisco 120 Catholic University of America (DC) 120 Colorado State University* 120 University of Kentucky* 120 University of Utah* 120 Washington State University* |
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Yeah, my law school isn't in the top 100 this year either. However, they do have 4 instate schools who have much worse bar passage rates ranked in the top 100. The admissions factors (although not relevant) are usually the same across the board, the difference is the curriculum. Their law school methodology has long been discredited.
BTW zev, Rutgers went to a bowl game this year. My law school jumped into the top 35 after Darvin Ham broke a backboard in their win over North Carolina in the NCAA basketball tournement. |
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