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Boston owns education so there you go. Can't be disputed. Don't try!
LOL
I will try. Out of the top 15 universities in the world three are in SF/LA (Caltech, Berkley, and Stanford) whereas only two are in NY/BOS (Harvard and Princeton).
Overall, I would rank the cities as NY>LA>>>SF>>BOS, which gives the advantage to LA/SF.
I will try. Out of the top 15 universities in the world three are in SF/LA (Caltech, Berkley, and Stanford) whereas only two are in NY/BOS (Harvard and Princeton).
Overall, I would rank the cities as NY>LA>>>SF>>BOS, which gives the advantage to LA/SF.
LOL wut? Ever heard of MIT and Columbia? Ahhh I get it, you're just joking around. You have to be joking around, because if you were being serious you've made quite a fool of yourself.
Btw, as you can see by my username, I'm from Cali.
Any thread on here involving NYC get's shot down and drowned at birth with the NYC is bigger and better than anything brigade ! lol
I think the WEST coast over took the East coast some while ago in terms of global iconicity and impact ...
If you're including the entire coasts, then that also includes DC, which can arguably compete with NYC as most iconic + powerful city in the entire world
And it's widely accepted that NYC is the #1 city in the US. Don't like threads that involve NYC? Well you're the one that made this thread...
LOL wut? Ever heard of MIT and Columbia? Ahhh I get it, you're just joking around. You have to be joking around, because if you were being serious you've made quite a fool of yourself.
Btw, as you can see by my username, I'm from Cali.
Also, the hierarchy of cities in the USA is as follows:
Top tier: NYC/LA
Next tier: Chicago
Next tier: DC/SF
Next tier: Boston/Philadelphia/Dallas/Houston
Next tier: Miami/Atlanta/Seattle/Minneapolis/Denver/etc.
No. I'm not joking around at all. Read this: [url=http://www.latimes.com/local/education/la-me-ln-caltech-ranking-20141001-story.html]Caltech again ranked world's top research campus by British magazine - LA Times[/url]
Also, the hierarchy of cities in the USA is as follows:
Top tier: NYC/LA
Next tier: Chicago
Next tier: DC/SF
Next tier: Boston/Philadelphia/Dallas/Houston
Next tier: Miami/Atlanta/Seattle/Minneapolis/Denver/etc.
I think more people would agree with my tier list.
I will try. Out of the top 15 universities in the world three are in SF/LA (Caltech, Berkley, and Stanford) whereas only two are in NY/BOS (Harvard and Princeton).
Overall, I would rank the cities as NY>LA>>>SF>>BOS, which gives the advantage to LA/SF.
i would assume m.i.t. would be in there. and possibly one of b.c., b.u., tufts, wellesley, w.p.i., emerson, ...
Is this poll to live or visit? Visit I enjoy LA and SF but to live NY/Boston and it is closer to me on the East Coast.
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