Which is the better VA university: VA Tech or JMU?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The girls at JMU are some of the hottest in the nation. period.

Go to any area high school. They're the same girls. Maybe it's because JMU has a much higher % women.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The girls at JMU are some of the hottest in the nation. period.

Go to any area high school. They're the same girls. Maybe it's because JMU has a much higher % women.

no offense, but you sound a little bitter.

[Anonymous]

Virginia Tech party.




Where are all the girls? Oh ya, they are up in Harrisonburg.

[Anonymous]

^^ sounds about right ^^

[Anonymous]

That hot tub picture makes me queasy. Gross.

[Anonymous]

Which student graduate with higher starting salaries?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That hot tub picture makes me queasy. Gross.

homophobic?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Surprisingly few graduates of TJ, the state's premier science and technology high school even apply to Tech. Last year only 104 TJ students were accepted at Tech compared to 190 for William and Mary and 195 to UVA. Seems like TJ students are not going to Tech.

http://www.tjhsst.edu/abouttj/schoolprofile/docs/2013_14_TJHSST%20Profile.pdf

I actually found it more surprising that Maryland and Pitt were more popular with TJ students than JMU. I guess we all see different things in these statistics.

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Anonymous wrote:The only VA college DD applied to was Tech. JMU (in her view and the view of her friends) is becoming 13th grade.

They sound like lovely girls. NOT!

What high school girls talk like that? Very strange women . . .

The schools where kids commit suicide because the PP lovely daughter and friends tell them they are going into the 13th grade when they get into JMU and laugh in their face.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Surprisingly few graduates of TJ, the state's premier science and technology high school even apply to Tech. Last year only 104 TJ students were accepted at Tech compared to 190 for William and Mary and 195 to UVA. Seems like TJ students are not going to Tech.

http://www.tjhsst.edu/abouttj/schoolprofile/docs/2013_14_TJHSST%20Profile.pdf

I actually found it more surprising that Maryland and Pitt were more popular with TJ students than JMU. I guess we all see different things in these statistics.

TJ is a technology school so not a great sample unless you want to know where STEM kids go to college.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That hot tub picture makes me queasy. Gross.

homophobic?

Not at all. I wouldn't want to be jammed packed in a hot tub with people of any sex. Nice try, though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tech, gmu is now on the same level as jmu especially for computers

Nice non sequitur. No one mentioned GM

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What a loaded question - better in what sense?

Name recognition and rankings-wise, probably Tech. But JMU has its positives, too.

They're both very solid in-state choices.

I think JMU ranks higher for Business. Tech for Engineering.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Surprisingly few graduates of TJ, the state's premier science and technology high school even apply to Tech. Last year only 104 TJ students were accepted at Tech compared to 190 for William and Mary and 195 to UVA. Seems like TJ students are not going to Tech.

http://www.tjhsst.edu/abouttj/schoolprofile/docs/2013_14_TJHSST%20Profile.pdf

I actually found it more surprising that Maryland and Pitt were more popular with TJ students than JMU. I guess we all see different things in these statistics.

...or MWC or UR or W and L...but that is because They are by and large LACs

[Anonymous]

What's MWC?