If you HAD to go to one of the 50 flagship state schools...

Pre-College Issues High School Life
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Ummm we have the SUNY sysem which has schools ranked higher than all of those except UVA

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<p>Rankings don't mean anything.</p>

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<p>SUNY Binghamton, SUNY Stony Brook and SUNY Geneseo don't even come close to comparing to UVA, UMich, UT-Austin, or any other flagship school listed.</p>

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<p>UMich, UVa, Cal - in that order</p>

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<p>UC Berkeley.</p>

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<p>UVA, URI or UNC</p>

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<p>Cal may be the flagship school, but for instate applicants it and UCLA are about equal.</p>

<p>I'd take UCLA over any other public school, but if it had to be a flagship school it would be Cal. Michigan would also be somewhat appealing.</p>

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<p>I changed my mind, U Washington Seattle
I would go there over any ivy if it wasn't so far away.</p>

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<p>UVA (good school, like the East Coast), or UMich (good linguistics, and it'd be interesting to try a big school).<br>
Definitely not Chapel Hill. That's instate, and quite a few kids from my school go there every year. Good school, but it's kind of like an extension of high school. Bleech.</p>

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<p>With in-state tuition, University of Virginia followed by UNC at Chapel Hill followed by UCLA. Otherwise, our state flagship, Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.</p>

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<p>"UMich or Wisconsin.</p>

<p>Anywhere BUT Ohio State, really."</p>

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<p>AMEN to that!</p>

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<p>UVA or UNC for sure.</p>

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<p>UCLA, UC-Berkeley, UMinnesota-Twin Cities, UWashington.</p>

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<p>I'd probably just got to University of Idaho.</p>

<p>It's in state. I'd get in cheap(er). They have a decent music program....
at least for Idaho. </p>

<p>Although, well, we won't talk about their football team. </p>

<p>That would deffinatly be a last resort for me though.</p>

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<p>Berkeley ftw.</p>

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<p>IU-Bloomington</p>

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<p>William and Mary, then UVA.</p>

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<p>As an Ohioan, it may be sacrilegious for me to say this, but UMich all the way.</p>

<p>Then UVa, because I have a house right next to it, so it's comfy.</p>

<p>UNC is cool too. I have a buddy who goes there, but he's graduating this year.</p>

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<p>Hmmm...Berkeley. But do all 50 states even really have a flagship? Could you name them all? Can anyone, for instance, tell me what the flagship university is in NY?</p>

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<p>CU- Boulder, U of Minnesota, Cal- Berkely, U of Texas, U of Florida and U Mich would all be nice. Luckily for me, CU and U of M are my two top choices, and I'll most likely end up at one of those schools :)</p>

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<p>U Wash- Seattle</p>