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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As others have noted, would put UNH, URI and Maine/Orono high on the list. They meet a lot of the criteria you mention (including enviro studies programs); they're not super-hard to get into, they're flagship universities that aren't [b]going to go bankrupt (unlike a number of second-tier SLACs[/b]); and while there will certainly be some partiers, there will also be some committed students (some attending because they can only afford in-state options) and dedicated faculty. Good luck! [/quote] I’ve been hearing about how this is about to happen any day now for fifteen years on DCUM and it has yet to happen in any widespread fashion. [/quote] Although Maine Public sytems is suffering with lack of students, they have been reducing majors, dorms and food. So might be worth researching to make sure major is available. Nothing worse than not getting much financial support from a state for a state school.[/quote]
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