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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]VA is definitely in the top 3 as far as public education at the college level. Its second tier schools JMU, GMU, etc, are better than a number of state flagships. [/quote] Berkeley, UCLA, and Michigan are clearly the top three. UVA is number 5 now, below UNC. Try to keep up. [/quote] Try to read. The state of Virginia is in the top 3 states in the US with respect to public education options. Schools like JMU and GMU are better options than Ole Miss or Mizzou. [/quote] Is JMU really better than Mizzou? [/quote] In many rankings they are basically the same. However, Mizzou is their state's Flagship. JMU is largely considered the #4/5 school in VA. [/quote] JMU and Mizzou are tied in the rankings, regardless of "flagship" status: https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/james-madison-university-3721 https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/university-of-missouri-2516[/quote] Exactly, so VA should be glad that they have 3 "better schools". Many states do not. Fact is per capita, VA has some of the best options for public college education. [/quote] +1 Virginians are very fortunate.[/quote]
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