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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nice. But the real Big Ten schools are mostly a thousand miles away. Maryland has more in common with UVA, UNC, NC State, VA Tech, Mason, VCU and Pitt. [/quote] Mason? VCU? Please....[/quote] Maryland has much more in common with Mason than Wisconsin. That is obvious to even the most casual observer. They actually compete for many of the same students. Our neighbor, a math major, narrowed it down to these two, then chose Maryland. No way was this kid going to school somewhere in flyover country.[/quote] Oh for the love of... There is absolutely no similarity between UMD or Wisconsin with George Mason. George Mason did not even exist 60 years ago, looks like a commuter college, has an average incoming class SAT 1 standard deviations below UW and at least 1.5 standard deviations below UMD. GMU peer schools include ODU and VCU and would never have a chance at either the ACC or B10. UMD's are UNC, Penn State, etc [/quote] You are seriously overestimating Maryland and the Big 10, or 12, or 14 or whatever they are this week.. Indiana has a 74% acceptance rate! Ohio state's is 64%. Iowa's is 78%! At 55% Mason is a lot more selective than those supersized education factories. That's why Maryland loses students to Mason, not Iowa. Maryland is a decent school, but no Penn State, UVA, or UNC. That is just delusion.[/quote]
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