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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It has a reputation as not being a very "fun" school. [/quote] But ranked #1 for happiest students in Princeton Review based on survey data.[/quote] That’s from the Best 380 whatever book. It’s based on some surveys, not really systematic data. How many W&M students filled out those surveys? Retention rate and alumni giving are more indicative of overall student happiness. Those stats don’t rely on students filling out a survey. [/quote] OK. W&M has the highest alumni giving rate among national public universities and the 2nd highest 4 year graduation rate among national public universities. [/quote] It's also the top public university in ratings of "professor interesting" and "professor accessible" http://www.thecollegesolution.com/colleges-with-the-best-and-worst-professors/ [/quote] Now you are back to confusing survey data with comprehensive data. Survey data isn’t all that interesting if you don’t know how many people were surveyed or how. [/quote] But still: #1 in alumni giving rate for public national universities (USNews) #2 in 4 year graduation rate for public universities Based on Princeton Review survey data (granted this is Princeton Review's survey methodology per the point made by the poster above): #1 Happiest Students #2 Students Love their Colleges #2 Lots of Race/Class Interactions #5 Most beautiful campus #8 Best Quality of Life #1 among state universities in Professor Interesting rating (Also Princeton Review) #1 among state universities in Professor Accessible rating Some of this must be somewhat OK.[/quote]
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