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TexasTowelie

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3. Yes, considering that New England is renown for their small liberal arts college

Reply to Rhiannon12866 (Reply #2)

Mon Feb 4, 2019, 05:58 AM

Feb 2019

it is a loss. The universities in Texas and adjacent states are either religiously-affiliated or vocational training programs so the study of comparative religions, philosophy and ethics doesn't weigh heavily.

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Green Mountain College to close at the end of the year [View all] TexasTowelie Jan 2019 OP

Hyperselectivity and eye popping tuition rates drive students away from these colleges Jake Stern Jan 2019 #1

That's really too bad - my aunt went there Rhiannon12866 Feb 2019 #2

Yes, considering that New England is renown for their small liberal arts college TexasTowelie Feb 2019 #3

She's from Connecticut, I don't know how she found it Rhiannon12866 Feb 2019 #4