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[quote=Anonymous]why does the student need to attend the flagship? there are many colleges that aren't necessarily a flagship but are still good schools and offer a more urban environment: Pitt, Georgia Tech, North Carolina State (ok, Raleigh isn't super urban), New Jersey Institute of Technology, Temple, VCU, University of Houston... Flagships in big cities: University of Washington is in Seattle Ohio State is in Columbus which is the largest city in OH University of Maryland is in College Park which has excellent access to DC University of Minnesota is in Minneapolis/St. Paul University of Utah in SLC Arizona State and U of Arizona are both in metro areas University of Vermont- Burlington isn't exactly a big city, but it's at least the biggest in VT [/quote]
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