Thoughts on Best States for Colleges?
- Massachusetts (free community college, Harvard, MIT, Williams, The Bostons, Tufts, 5-College Consortium, etc. really just unbeatable)
- California (arguably the best state university system + Stanford + Claremont Consortium)
- New York (CUNY + SUNY + Two Ivys + arguably the best job market you could ask for, especially for things like finance)
- DC (ik, not a state but they have discounted tuition for DC residents)
- North Carolina
- Pennsylvania
- Virginia
- Illinois
- Texas
- Michigan
- Indiana
- Georgia
- Connecticut
- Wisconsin
- Maryland
- Ohio (my home state, we're alright w/ unis like Ohio State, Case, Dayton, Kenyon, Oberlin, Cleveland State, etc. good all rounder)
- Tennessee
- Florida
- Colorado
- Minnesota
- New Jersey
- Missouri
- Oregon
- Arizona (ASU seems quite versitile)
- New Hampshire
- Rhode Island (I'm conflicted on where to rank these smaller states, yes it has Brown but... what else?)
- Washington
- Louisiana
- West Virginia (WVU is criminally underrated imo)
- Nebraska
- Delaware
- South Carolina
- Utah
- Kansas
- Vermont (I love UVM but we're in kind of a similar situation to Rhode Island and UVM ain't no Brown)
- Kentucky
- Maine
- Iowa
- Idaho
- South Dakota
- Montana
- Alabama
- Arkansas
- Hawaii (Great place to live but academically?)
- New Mexico
- Oklahoma (It gets really tricky trying to rank/sort the worst states for colleges. Oklahoma has a nice career tech system tho)
- North Dakota
- Wyoming
- Mississippi
- Alaska