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Florida is better living if you are upper middle class or rich, by a long shot.
If you are poor or lower middle class, Texas can be better.
What do you base this off of.
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Rice > UMiami (not by much)
Not by much? Are you serious?
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Miami is more diverse than Houston by a long shot. Full of Europeans from Italy, France, Germany, Spain, etc in Miami Beach, Houston has very few.
That's right. Europeans. We know Houston lacks in that. Now why don't you mention the amount of Asians that are in Houston? Or a group where Miami lacks in.
Go look where rich Europeans, celebrities, Wall St bankers, etc buy properties.
Rice is 17 on USNews, UMiami is 47 (UT-Austin is 45 so you see it's not a bad place to be), for undergraduate.
For graduate school the gap becomes slimmers (UM has a very prestigious medical school and the best law school in Florida. Rice doesn't have either. Business Schools are comparable. Engineering and science goes to Rice.)
That's right. Europeans. We know Houston lacks in that. Now why don't you mention the amount of Asians that are in Houston? Or a group where Miami lacks in.
Do you know how many countrie there are in Europe?
I gurantee you there are more Asians in Miami, than Euros in Houston. Fair?
No, also for living (as in things to do outside of work). If you are wealthy or upper class especially. You got the beach, the palms, the canals, etc what do you have in Ft. Worth?
Go look where rich Europeans, celebrities, Wall St bankers, etc buy properties.
Rice is 17 on USNews, UMiami is 47 (UT-Austin is 45 so you see it's not a bad place to be), for undergraduate.
For graduate school the gap becomes slimmers (UM has a very prestigious medical school and the best law school in Florida. Rice doesn't have either. Business Schools are comparable. Engineering and science goes to Rice.)
I don't care where rich Europeans, celebrities, Wall Street Bankers buy property. That has nothing to do with my question. Your comment isn't based on anything other than subjectivity or preference.
That's right. Europeans. We know Houston lacks in that. Now why don't you mention the amount of Asians that are in Houston? Or a group where Miami lacks in.
Spade someone already mentioned that. Thats why he responded to that. What Houston lacks Miami has and what Miami lacks houston has..
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