<p>^ And you automatically decided that the school that would be best for him is the one that all of your stupid rankings and websites agree with, and then became snappy when other people offered second opinions. Add the fact that you don’t even GO to either school, and THAT is why they can’t take you seriously.</p>
<p>Like I’ve said at least 5 times to you, those statistics shouldn’t always be taken to heart. Sure Princeton Review rates Brown as the happiest campus, but does that mean it’s a one-way ticket to happiness here? NO. Cornell has been in the media for increased suicide rates. Does that mean that going there will lead to depression? NO. Cornell is ranked one place higher than Brown in the mathematics department. Does that mean that Cornell is light years better than Brown? NO. Some may even think that the math ranking for Brown is undeserved, since they complained about the department being worse than it is advertised as. Because of this, NO, rankings are not always the final say at what school is best for someone.</p>