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Boston
(1) Harvard University, Cambridge, MA #2
(2) Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA #7
(3) Brown University, Providence, RI #14
(4) Tufts University, Medford, MA #27
(5) Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA #31
(6) Brandeis University, Waltham, MA #34
(7) Boston University, Boston, MA #39
(8) Northeastern University, Boston, MA #39
(9) Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, MA #60
(10) Clark University, Worcester, MA #74 (11) Wellesley College is the most prestegious woman's college on Earth. (12) Holy Cross (13) Babson (14) UNH
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Wellesley College; from the Google;
has a total undergraduate enrollment of 2,356, its setting is suburban, and the campus size is 500 acres. It utilizes a semester-based academic calendar. Wellesley College's ranking in the 2017 edition of Best Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges, 3. Its tuition and fees are $48,802 (2016-17).
Holy Cross; from the Google;
It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 2,916, its setting is suburban, and the campus size is 174 acres. It utilizes a semester-based academic calendar. College of the Holy Cross's ranking in the 2017 edition of Best Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges, 32.
UNH It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 13,034, its setting is city, and the campus size is 2,600 acres. It utilizes a semester-based academic calendar. University of New Hampshire's ranking in the 2017 edition of Best Colleges is National Universities, 107.
Babson College re; (flying under the radar) vs an MBA from Babson (fill in your salary amount)
CSA (University rank in CSA) University, City, State #National Rank (U.S. News and World Report, 2016)
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New York
(1) Princeton University, Princeton, NJ #1
(2) Yale University, New Haven, CT #4
(3) Columbia University, New York, NY #5
(4) New York University, New York, NY #36
(5) Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA #44
(6) Fordham University, New York, NY #60
(7) Yeshiva University, New York, NY #66
(8) Rutgers University--New Brunswick, Piscataway, NJ #70
(9) Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ #71
(10) Stony Brook University--SUNY, Stony Brook, NY #96
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Philadelphia
(1) University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA #8
(2) Villanova University, Villanova, PA #50
(3) University of Delaware, Newark, DE #79
(4) Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA #96
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Just an FYI.
IMHO, I know Princeton may fall under the New York CSA but I know from living in Philly that Princeton has always been considered as being more of a Philly institution, not New York.
IMHO, I know Princeton may fall under the New York CSA but I know from living in Philly that Princeton has always been considered as being more of a Philly institution, not New York.
It's fun to see people acting like they know more about a place than those who actually live there.
They look at rankings on paper (CSA) to determine things, when in actuality, it's not close to reality.
So yes, it does always turn into an MSA and CSA debate, because people don't know what they're talking about.
Washington and Baltimore are separate. Philadelphia and New York both lay claim to Princeton. For those of us who have actually lived in the area.
Dumb thread.
Any students who attend a university can lay claim to it, regardless of where they are from. It doesn't make sense to talk about most universities in terms of location given they aren't community colleges. Private colleges also aren't required to take a substantial number of in state students.
I wouldn't associate Princeton with either NYC or Philly.
Historically Mercer county has always been included in the Philly Metro . The U. S. Patent Office includes Mercer County in the number of patents granted in the Philly Metro and the Pharma industry also Mercer county is included in the Philly Metro media / Neilson . One can travel from Princeton via Amtrak and be on the Drexel /Penn campus in 30 minutes . It's 23 minute copter ride from Princeton Medical center to Childrens Hospital in Philly . Penn Med and Childrens and now Jefferson U. Hospital / Rothman are in contract with central and north Jersey hospitals for orthopedic services . So yes Princeton does have a strong connection to the Philly Metro . Litterlly Billions of $ for Philly hospitals by entering the central Jersey and New York health care market .
101 colleges and Universities within a 50 mile radius of Philly, Boston has 102 , San Fransisco has 34 and LA 139 . Philly schools of higher Ed. have awarded over 92,000 degrees last year . http://www.collegesimply.com/college...elphia/http://
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I don't think the average Princeton student is in Philly very much when school is in session.
How exactly would you know? Do you live there?
Which goes back to my original point. Unless you live there or have prior experience, simply shut up. You see an arbitrary list created by a government agency and suddenly you're an expert.
Which goes back to my original point. Unless you live there or have prior experience, simply shut up. You see an arbitrary list created by a government agency and suddenly you're an expert.
Um, I can look at a map. It is 45 minutes from Philly. I don't see a connection to either Philly or NYC. Perhaps a weak one to Trenton. I don't think most of the students at Princeton are from Philly.
Why don't you state your opinion without seeking to litigate other people's opinion? I do not need your permission to talk about something on here. If my opinion is not valid, so what? This isn't important.
Are you a student or professor at Princeton? If not, then shouldn't you take your own advice?
Um, I can look at a map. It is 45 minutes from Philly. I don't see a connection to either Philly or NYC. Perhaps a weak one to Trenton. I don't think most of the students at Princeton are from Philly.
Why don't you state your opinion without seeking to litigate other people's opinion? I do not need your permission to talk about something on here. If my opinion is not valid, so what? This isn't important.
Have you ever been a student or professor or otherwise lived at Princeton?
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