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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Size and some other factors. UVA has always been well regarded but it took off with the huge growth rate of super smart people moving into nova. Their offspring often liked the flagship (or sometimes W&M). This really stated in the early 80s and it’s flat out crazy competitive now. Michigan and Madison have long served as the de facto state schools for New Jersey and NY, where lots of brilliant kids live, but the state options, outside of some parts of Cornell, are not that good. [b]I have no idea why UNC ended up as a solid school. [/quote][/b] North Carolina has long invested more in higher education than Virginia. It is considerably lower cost. UNC, if you look at the breadth of graduate programs, UNC tends to be higher ranked programs than UVA (areas like law are an obvious exception).[/quote] The bolded poster has got to be kidding. UNC Chapel Hill is an excellent, very solid state school, if you can even get in![/quote]
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