(not necessarily ivy league… just good schools)
including Chicago, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Wes Virginia,Maryland, Delaware, Conneticut, N. carolina,S. Carolina, Georgia, New York, Vermont, Massachussets, and New Hampshire
Like they said, it depends on your major. If you want to major in the journalism field, you cannot beat The Grady College of Journalism and Mass Comm at the University of Georgia.
If you're looking into theatre, consider the Gainesville Theatre Alliance at Gainesville State College or Brenau University.
If you want a technical type degree consider Georgia Tech.
I can only talk about Georgia colleges b/c that's all I know.
There are literally thousands. What are you planning on majoring in? Do you want a large school or a small one? Urban? Rural? Woman's college? Religious?
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It all depends on what you want to major in. Figure out what your interests are and what you would like for a career before choosing a school or even looking because there are so many. What one school is good at might be bad at something else. That would help focus your options. Also consider what is important to you – class size, religion and values, distance from home, strength of program, social opportunities, athletics, price… There are many good schools over here (I live in Pennsylvania!), you just have to decide what is important to you.
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Like they said, it depends on your major. If you want to major in the journalism field, you cannot beat The Grady College of Journalism and Mass Comm at the University of Georgia.
If you're looking into theatre, consider the Gainesville Theatre Alliance at Gainesville State College or Brenau University.
If you want a technical type degree consider Georgia Tech.
I can only talk about Georgia colleges b/c that's all I know.
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