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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"slightly less harder"?  oy vey.  [/quote]

You must be old, many intelligent students stay close in to gain work experience from gmu's many sponsoring tech companies.[/quote]

Guess the grammar companies aren't hiring. [/quote]
Grammer don't pay.[/quote]

Ok, that is funny. But all joking aside, I'm not sure how much faith I would put in a counselor who claimed that the three schools were essentially equal.[/quote]

VTech is slightly better but accepts more students, GMU is a solid school, CNU doesn't have a good reputation and is probably easier to get into.[/quote]

George Mason is considerably better than VT. Better location, more prestigious[/quote]

I think most people who aren't paying or being paid by GMU would say Tech is a better school (including more prestigious, for whatever that's worth).[/quote]

I'm not affiliated with George Mason in any way, but I would say Mason is the more prestigious/desirable school.  Its location makes it a prime spot for internships in and around DC [u]and they have some incredible professors on staff.[/u]  [/quote]

Says the GMU professor...   :lol: [/quote]

Nope.  As I said, not affiliated.  That said, I'd be very happy for one of my kids to go there.[/quote]

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