Top 25 Undergraduate Universities

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<p>MMk, no point in arguing this one, that’s just a lack of intelligence there.</p>

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And, let me guess, BYU is #2? It’s a private Catholic school. As a Catholic, I’m thrilled for ND! But they should be that good, as they pour millions of dollars into that area, unlike non-religious schools (eg Michigan). </p>

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Yes. But you do realize that the VAST MAJORITY of top schools have Presidents/Chancellors who went to/taught at great schools, right? I mean, Harvard isn’t going to let someone who went to UTEP (no offense) suddenly become President.</p>

<p>Likewise, you’ll find this interesting:

[Mary</a> Sue Coleman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia](<a href=“http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Sue_Coleman]Mary”>Mary Sue Coleman - Wikipedia)</p>

<p>Notre Dame sure thinks highly of Michigan leaders, and vice versa. Hopefully you’ll share that respect after 4 years there as well.</p>

<p>As for the Berkeley leadership:

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Oxford, Yale, MIT, Toronto…pretty impressive, no?</p>

<p>UCLA:

[url=<a href=“http://www.chancellor.ucla.edu/biography.html]Biography”>http://www.chancellor.ucla.edu/biography.html]Biography</a> / UCLA Chancellor Gene Block](<a href=“http://cio.chance.berkeley.edu/chancellor/Birgeneau/biography/biography.htm]Biography[/url”>http://cio.chance.berkeley.edu/chancellor/Birgeneau/biography/biography.htm)</p>

<p>ND isn’t the only school that expects excellence. The sooner you learn that, the better off you’ll be.</p>