IU or JMU?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We’re in VA. DS will likely ED to Va Tech. IU is looking like his “safety/soft target”. Will not considerJMU.

JMU boosters trying so hard. It’s a fine school. Just not better than 1000 other schools for most people. Nice to have choices.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No one has heard of JMU outside of Va/the midatlantic. You are biased bc you live there. IU is more nationally recognized.

Recognition does not correlate with education

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nobody outside of the DMV has heard of JMU.

I’m going to guess the 25 percent of students from out of state would disagree.

How many are from states that don’t share a border with Virginia?

[Anonymous]

JMU

IU is located in the state of Indiana.

Good luck with that. Parents are so dumb.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:JMU

IU is located in the state of Indiana.

Good luck with that. Parents are so dumb.

IU Bloomington is more liberal than JMU and Bloomington is 1000 percent more liberal than the area surrounding JMU. If that’s where you were going with that comment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:JMU

IU is located in the state of Indiana.

Good luck with that. Parents are so dumb.

And JMU is in a random mountain town in central Va, not a world city.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:JMU

IU is located in the state of Indiana.

Good luck with that. Parents are so dumb.

And JMU is in a random mountain town in central Va, not a world city.

I can only conclude that that poster has never been to IU. When my sibling was there, there was a literal tent city of kids camping out for world peace. For months at a time. With camp stoves. And the school was fine with it. IU is liberal!

[Anonymous]

^^^ it was a very clean and respectful campsite/protest for parents who may be concerned

[Anonymous]

State flagship over mid-tier public school seems like a no brainer to me

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:State flagship over mid-tier public school seems like a no brainer to me

+1

Especially if OOS to both

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:State flagship over mid-tier public school seems like a no brainer to me

+1

Especially if OOS to both

Obviously. This is a joke thread

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:JMU

IU is located in the state of Indiana.

Good luck with that. Parents are so dumb.

You do realize that most Americans look at Virginia as a southern state.

[Anonymous]

agree with the PP - IU easily

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:JMU

IU is located in the state of Indiana.

Good luck with that. Parents are so dumb.

IU Bloomington is more liberal than JMU and Bloomington is 1000 percent more liberal than the area surrounding JMU. If that’s where you were going with that comment.

I received BS and MS degrees from IU. I admit I have never been to JMU, but IU is a great place. So much spirit, very good departments like business, music. And Midwest friendly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:State flagship over mid-tier public school seems like a no brainer to me

How does this improve the educational quality of IU for the average undergraduate?