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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Anyone looking at the 2000, 2010, and 2020 U.S. Censuses can see Michigan and the Midwest in general are going to continue their downward spiral. In addition, it's bitterly cold and grey most of the school year. U-M will remain a strong flagship university and a great value for in-state students, but if you're a non-resident with a fully funded 529, there are far better options, in warmer and ascending regions of the country.[/quote]

Blah blah blah. Same old rhetoric post after post. Notre Dame is in the Midwest.  Chicago and Northwestern. WUSTL. Michigan has a huge endowment. It’s not going anywhere. There aren’t that many far better options. Your hyperbole is tiresome. [/quote]

Notre Dame has a niche. Everyone knows the top issue with UChicago, NU and WashU is location. U-M will always be a strong university, especially the College of Engineering, but it will slip in the rankings. 20- and 30-something ranked peers USC, NYU, UC-Santa Barbara, UVA, UC-San Diego, UNC and Wake Forest will surpass U-M soon enough. They are all located in superior booming regions with much better weather.[/quote]

Great! You’re enlightened. Everyone is aware of the points you’re making, as you yourself have said. You can rest comfortably because you know those schools will wither away. So there’s no need to keep beating this drum.[/quote]

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