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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some of the SUNY schools, Stonybrook, Binghamton, Geneseo, Buffalo, Oswego, all seem like opportunities to get great educations plus they give merit money to OOS. Why aren’t they more popular?[/quote]

Because they're in Stonybrook, Binghamton, Geneseo, Buffalo, and  Oswego.  Have you spent Sept-May in these places?  They have three seasons:  June, July, August, and winter.   :lol: [/quote]

Yes with the exception of Stony Brook, which is on Long Island, close to Long Island Sound Beaches in the town of Stony Brook, and a short drive to ocean beaches at Fire Island State Park.  And the weather on Long Island is actually wonderful.  4 seasons (and winter is milder than ever).   [/quote]

Yes, I should have left that one off.  I just copy/pasted and missed that one.[/quote]

No worries - I am from LI and didn't want to go upstate bc of the weather and the towns.  But the education is great at the SUNY schools.  Just a weird system in that there is no traditional football powerhouse style flagship.  Many used to route for Syracuse as a orivate stand in.  The SUNY system just evolved differently.[/quote]

Haha, yeah.  I'm also the same person who posted about the SECs being more popular partially for the football culture.  I agree that the SUNY system is good, but it really serves NYers (as it should) better than people from farther away as the schools are kinda hard to reach.  Well, that and the 4 season thing.  ;)[/quote]

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