Top 15 college towns

[bigdaddykane]

http://www.citiesjournal.com/the-to...excellent-education-and-quality-of-living/10/
ames,iowa at #6

 

[GrindingAway]

Did it basically say if you can handle a subpar education and don't mind being in the middle of nowhere Ames is a good choice because it's cheap?

Also in before lake bison picks up on them being 14.

 

[cowgirl836]

Did it basically say if you can handle a subpar education and don't mind being in the middle of nowhere Ames is a good choice because it's cheap?

Also in before lake bison picks up on them being 14.

there were many problems with this "article".

It was in slideshow form (which should be an automatic sentence for spending your life in a 9x9 cell with "It's a Small World After All" on repeat)
It called ISU's academics "subpar" lol wut? I know that our Ag, Engineering, Design, and Veterinary programs are among the best in the country and I'm sure others could add programs they are familiar with to that list.
It had FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA on the list, but not Madison. Seriously.

 

[bigdaddykane]

no iowa city?

 

[00clone]

there were many problems with this "article".

It was in slideshow form (which should be an automatic sentence for spending your life in a 9x9 cell with "It's a Small World After All" on repeat)
It called ISU's academics "subpar" lol wut? I know that our Ag, Engineering, Design, and Veterinary programs are among the best in the country and I'm sure others could add programs they are familiar with to that list.
It had FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA on the list, but not Madison. Seriously.

Madison was cut due to the rash of bovine arsons in the area lately.

 

[cowgirl836]

Madison was cut due to the rash of bovine arsons in the area lately.

my bad.

 

[Rabbuk]

my bad.

Something something liberal cesspool.

 

[cowgirl836]

Something something liberal cesspool.

It had Boulder and somewhere in Oregon on there, think it's got that all well-covered