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We all know that California has the best public universities of and state. The real question is which state is next. Feel free to tell us where you went to school and your overall impression as well as why you chose that state
I went to Texas A&M @ College Station and I was very glad to go there
N.C. State is actually part of the University of North Carolina system...the 17 campuses:
NC State University
UNC - Chapel Hill
UNC - Greensboro
UNC - Charlotte
East Carolina University
Appalachian State University
Western Carolina University
UNC - Asheville
UNC - Wilmington
UNC School of the Arts
North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics
HBCUs...Elizabeth City State, Fayetteville State, Winston-Salem State, NC A&t, North Carolilna Central
UNC - Pembroke...historically American Indian university
N.C. State is actually part of the University of North Carolina system...the 17 campuses:
NC State University
UNC - Chapel Hill
UNC - Greensboro
UNC - Charlotte
East Carolina University
Appalachian State University
Western Carolina University
UNC - Asheville
UNC - Wilmington
UNC School of the Arts
North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics
HBCUs...Elizabeth City State, Fayetteville State, Winston-Salem State, NC A&t, North Carolilna Central
UNC - Pembroke...historically American Indian university
It is always nice that they are spaced out like that so studnets don't have to travel too far (unless a specific program is only offered in one school that is further away)
It is always nice that they are spaced out like that so studnets don't have to travel too far (unless a specific program is only offered in one school that is further away)
Yep...there is a UNC campus in every corner of the state. Chapel Hill offers everything under the sun, and the larger campuses like East Carolina, Appalachian, Greensboro, and Charlotte offer almost everything that Chapel Hill offers.
NC State and NC A&T are the engineering schools
NC State is the only veterinary school
Chapel Hill has the only schools of pharmacy and dentistry
East Carolina and Chapel Hill are the two medical schools
This list loses a lot of credibiity--to the extent any CD poll has crediblity-- with the Virginia omission.
The Georgia system is pretty good too, with 35 institutes of higher learning...
University of Georgia
Georgia Tech
Georgia State University
Medical College of Georgia
Georgia Southern University
Valdosta State University
Columbus State University
Albany State University
Armstrong Atlantic State University
Augusta State University
Savannah State University
Georgia Southwestern State University
Kennesaw State University
Southern Polytechnic State University
Clayton State University
University of West Georgia
Georgia College and State University
North Georgia College and State University
Skidaway Institute of Oceanography
8 State Colleges
8 Junior Colleges
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