why do people here think a land grant college is somehow inferior?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DCUM thinks Cornell is some kind of quasi public school because part of it is land grant, which is bizarre

It literally contains a public school.
Nothing bizarre about it.

DP. How does that work? Do NY-ers get in-state tuition if they attend certain colleges at Cornell?

No. I can never tell if there's one person who is wrong about Cornell who posts all the time or if there are many. All of Cornell is private. It does contain several colleges, like many universities. And four of the colleges receive money from the State of New York (for the betterment of NYS and the USA) and have a partnership for funding via the SUNY system. Because the state pays some of the operating expenses, there's a small break for NYS residents. Nothing like SUNY tuition for SUNY schools.

The State Contract schools cost a NYS resident about 70k vs the 90k at the non-contracted colleges. OOS pay the 90k at every college.

All the colleges are private and part of Cornell University.

SUNY = public. You just don’t like the word “public,” but you doth protest too much.

This is incorrect. SUNY is the org that facilitates the state influx of cash. You pay tuition to Cornell. ALL of Cornell is private

IT's okay to be wrong. Just google this so you can stop now.

Google this term and think, real hard: “semantics.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:VT is a Federal land grant college in Virginia.

In many cases, possibly not all, a Federal land grant college will include Agriculture as one of their degree fields.

And it proves the point that they are inferior.

UGA is a land grant school that offers agriculture and it is in no way inferior to the DCUM’s “preferred” flagships.

Guessing you're hooked on US News? Just to let you know, UGA was ranked in the 60s prior to DEI.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DCUM thinks Cornell is some kind of quasi public school because part of it is land grant, which is bizarre

It literally contains a public school.
Nothing bizarre about it.

DP. How does that work? Do NY-ers get in-state tuition if they attend certain colleges at Cornell?

No. I can never tell if there's one person who is wrong about Cornell who posts all the time or if there are many. All of Cornell is private. It does contain several colleges, like many universities. And four of the colleges receive money from the State of New York (for the betterment of NYS and the USA) and have a partnership for funding via the SUNY system. Because the state pays some of the operating expenses, there's a small break for NYS residents. Nothing like SUNY tuition for SUNY schools.

The State Contract schools cost a NYS resident about 70k vs the 90k at the non-contracted colleges. OOS pay the 90k at every college.

All the colleges are private and part of Cornell University.

SUNY = public. You just don’t like the word “public,” but you doth protest too much.

This is incorrect. SUNY is the org that facilitates the state influx of cash. You pay tuition to Cornell. ALL of Cornell is private

IT's okay to be wrong. Just google this so you can stop now.

Google this term and think, real hard: “semantics.”

NP no, all of Cornell is private. Some schools use more private endowment and some NYS funding, but it's all private.

Trust me, no public u charges 70k for in-state students. And that's what the contract colleges charge.