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Re: The States: North Dakota? Come On, Ohio Is The Worst State Ever.
Yes, they get massive grants because they're in the University Industrial Complex. Think about where I'm from, I know all about that.
You know who else gets massive research grants? Florida. Louisiana. You know... joke schools. So academic integrity does not follow from being on the federal gravy train.
There are great state schools: North Carolina, Cal, UCLA, UT-Austin. There are schools that are very very good though not quite as good as they think they are: Michigan, Wisconsin, Penn State, Washington.
And then there are a lot of schools which are kinda sketchy.
Obviously you can find a handful of genius students and genius professors at any school. The second best Ag program in the country is Texas A&M and the third is K State. For that matter, once you get into grad schools it's impossible to generalize about a school's departments -- I'll bet every B1G's math grad department is preferable to Cornell's. For the longest time, the best Medieval History grad program in the United States was at Rutgers. The best Medieval Philosophy program was at Arizona.
So it really doesn't matter and it all gets in the way of the real question. What happened in Wisconsin?!
Nope. OSU is a powerhouse in research. Barely beyond Minnesota, Yale, and Rutgers.
All of the Big Ten schools are mega research schools.
Yes, they get massive grants because they're in the University Industrial Complex. Think about where I'm from, I know all about that.
You know who else gets massive research grants? Florida. Louisiana. You know... joke schools. So academic integrity does not follow from being on the federal gravy train.
There are great state schools: North Carolina, Cal, UCLA, UT-Austin. There are schools that are very very good though not quite as good as they think they are: Michigan, Wisconsin, Penn State, Washington.
And then there are a lot of schools which are kinda sketchy.
Obviously you can find a handful of genius students and genius professors at any school. The second best Ag program in the country is Texas A&M and the third is K State. For that matter, once you get into grad schools it's impossible to generalize about a school's departments -- I'll bet every B1G's math grad department is preferable to Cornell's. For the longest time, the best Medieval History grad program in the United States was at Rutgers. The best Medieval Philosophy program was at Arizona.
So it really doesn't matter and it all gets in the way of the real question. What happened in Wisconsin?!
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