<p>...according to a recent study by American Institute of Economic Research. The rankings weigh such factors as academic environment, cost of living, cultural amenities, and diversity. Ithaca topped the overall list of 227 communities surveyed, all of which have student populations of at least 15,000.</p>
<p>I think something like that is highly subjective and can’t be quantified.</p>
<p>I like Ithaca. It has a nice charm and I enjoyed my time living in Collegetown. That said, no way it’s the best. Especially since you overpay for mediocre housing.</p>
<p>Completely agree.</p>
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<p>…and you are in no mood to read ANYTHING positive about Cornell:)</p>