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I live in the mountains. You can probably guess about where from some of the schools in my poll. I would like to stay away from very large cities, but I'm not totally against it if I get a full ride to Minnesota or something like that. Any of you have experience with these places? I'm only familiar with Knoxville and have been on weekend trips to Chapel Hill, Athens, and D.C.

Need numbers bro.

duckmoney wrote:Need numbers bro.

No we don't, he just asked about the cities. I voted for Knoxville. I've never been to Athens, though.

All are nice except for Winston-Salem, in my opinion. As for the best city, that depends upon personal preferences.

D.C. is nice but I wouldn't go to American ITE.

WS isnt bad. You just can't go into expecting a big city lifestlye.

Compared to OP's other options, Winston-Salem is not good.

Thanks for these responses. I have driven through Winston-Salem a couple of times. I only live a few hours away and was vaguely aware that people didn't seem to like it. Glad to have that confirmed.

duckmoney wrote:Need numbers bro.

Which admissions board are you on? I'll send them in to your school.

DC is the best on that list, but like NaterJ said American isn't the best option without substantial aid. Minneapolis is very nice as well, as long as you can handle winters.

Flips88 wrote:DC is the best on that list, but like NaterJ said American isn't the best option without substantial aid. Minneapolis is very nice as well, as long as you can handle winters.

I would like to stay away from very large cities

interesting to see so many people voting for unc

athens if you like laid back southern hospitality.

flexityflex86 wrote:athens if you like laid back southern hospitality.

Athens is nice, definitely; but I personally think D.C. is a better city

Sandro wrote:

Flips88 wrote:DC is the best on that list, but like NaterJ said American isn't the best option without substantial aid. Minneapolis is very nice as well, as long as you can handle winters.

I would like to stay away from very large cities

DC isn't really a "very large city" by any means. Population is comparable to Seattle and there aren't any skyscrapers. Lots of parks, public transportation, young city. It has all the advantages of a large city with very few of the drawbacks while not being that large in the first place.

Flips88 wrote:

Sandro wrote:

Flips88 wrote:DC is the best on that list, but like NaterJ said American isn't the best option without substantial aid. Minneapolis is very nice as well, as long as you can handle winters.

I would like to stay away from very large cities

DC isn't really a "very large city" by any means. Population is comparable to Seattle and there aren't any skyscrapers. Lots of parks, public transportation, young city. It has all the advantages of a large city with very few of the drawbacks while not being that large in the first place.

But OP called Minny a big city. By comparison, that makes DC HUGE

Anywhere in America is nice if you have a lot of $.

I say America, because if you lived in Pakistan, for instance, unless you practice the right religion, you'd have to worry about being killed all the time, putting a damper in the quality of life.

flexityflex86 wrote:Anywhere in America is nice if you have a lot of $.

I say America, because if you lived in Pakistan, for instance, unless you practice the right religion, you'd have to worry about being killed all the time, putting a damper in the quality of life.

Go munch on your girlfriend's bush, douche bag

Flips88 wrote:

Sandro wrote:

Flips88 wrote:DC is the best on that list, but like NaterJ said American isn't the best option without substantial aid. Minneapolis is very nice as well, as long as you can handle winters.

I would like to stay away from very large cities

DC isn't really a "very large city" by any means. Population is comparable to Seattle and there aren't any skyscrapers. Lots of parks, public transportation, young city. It has all the advantages of a large city with very few of the drawbacks while not being that large in the first place.

uh, okay dude. whatever you say. small town DC. right.

syntaxfree07 wrote:Thanks for these responses. I have driven through Winston-Salem a couple of times. I only live a few hours away and was vaguely aware that people didn't seem to like it. Glad to have that confirmed.

UNC. I too live an hour or two away from W-S and I don't like it there too much. I've lived in NC for half my life, and I'll be attending UNC in the fall so this sways my choice a bit. However, if you have NC residency and want to stay in the region UNC is a great deal, even without a substantial scholly (17k/year)

Chapel Hill, Athens, and DC are the best on this list IMO. Winston-Salem shouldn't even be on here.

Athens, GA.

Flips88 wrote:

flexityflex86 wrote:Anywhere in America is nice if you have a lot of $.

I say America, because if you lived in Pakistan, for instance, unless you practice the right religion, you'd have to worry about being killed all the time, putting a damper in the quality of life.

Go munch on your girlfriend's bush, douche bag

Forgot to take your meds today? You're awfully violent.

Pricer wrote:Athens, GA.

Yeah, I like D.C. but American isn't really in D.C.


Edit: Well that is confusing. It is in D.C. but in a suburban part that isn't anything special.

AreJay711 wrote:

Pricer wrote:Athens, GA.

Yeah, I like D.C. but American isn't really in D.C.

yeah, it's not like it's less than 5 miles from the White House...