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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No GMU propaganda here.  21:40 Your beef should be with those posters who had positive things to say about GMU (23:13; 21:44: 22:26; 12:30; 12:34) only be me met with derision and laughter.  21:40 claimed the GMU boosters were "trying to tear down other schools".  They weren't - there were simply responding to the previous negative posts and correcting them where it was clear they were erroneous.  A lot has happened on that campus in the last ten years.  Go read the wikipedia page on George Mason since you seem to think someone is dishing out propaganda.  Have you ever been on the campus?  Tour?  Did you know they get contracts from the Dulles Corridor companies for engineering and computer science work that actually pays the kids for their work even before they graduate?  That GMU just signed on within the last year to a Scotland exchange program for computer science?  Of course it is not yet a top tier public university.  The thread went off tangent starting with 23:43, which may have been a joke for all I know.  And what does Amherst have to do with anything?  This was supposed to be about public universities.  The simple fact is that GMU is rated no. 1 for up and coming universities and that can't be disputed.[/quote]

Please, Mr "no dog in this fight". Nothing you have stated differentiates GMU from similar institutions such as ODU or Radford.

Ranking as up and coming does not imply ascendancy. Ask Former #1 deans in this category from such luminaries and TAMU-PAC and Nove Southeastern[/quote]

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