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Bschool2013 says
I would flip it to Cornell is way in the boondocks and Tuck is way-er, though I get your point. 🙂
essaysnark says
We were kinda doing it by “distance from major metro” – isn’t Tuck closer to Boston than Cornell is to, like, anything?
Bschool2013 says
That’s a fair point. I was going by which one is more of a pain in the ass to get to. I can get to Ithaca by air by connecting in Newark or Philly, but to Hanover, you’re looking at flying to Boston then driving two hours.