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Very impressed Durham beat out Raleigh/Wake County.....and definitely suprised they beat out Chapel Hill. Glad to see Rochester NY at number 13 on the list! Anyone notice that with the excpetion of St. Lous and Minneaoplis. ALL of the cities were east of the Mississippi River? With st. lous and Minneapolis BARELY west of it?
The pattern I see is, educate them in the north, send to the south for work and warmth! Interesting........
but how many kids who grow up in Durham actually can get into duke? Not sure grouping top colleges with high schools is a great method for a survey.
There's actually a pretty good amount. We were having problems with our cable the other day, and the repair guy has a daughter who went to Riverside and is now at Duke. She scored in the top 50 in the country on her SAT scores.
Many places in the NE have a lot more colleges around than anywhere in NC.
Maybe...but come on, we have Peace, Meredith, Shaw, St. Augustine, State, UNC, NCCU, Duke, Durham Tech, Wake Tech....and those are just the ones I can name off the top of my head.
How many places have that many (including that many MAJOR ones) in such a small area? Not many, even in 'the north'.
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