Money Magazine just rated 704 colleges on "educational quality, affordability, and alumni success".

(one of you interwebs experts can link it)


Princeton #1
(Yale #12)
Texas A&M at #13
(Florida #15)

Sips squirm in at #50, beating out St Mary's in SA by 2 spots,

TBAT at a respectable #209, 48 spots ahead of Houston,

and Baylor killin' it at #565, a full 139 spots from dead last place.


Quality academic smack. Gig 'em.

There are 564 schools?

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Sips squirm in at #50, beating out St Mary's in SA by 2 spots

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Seriously? ouch.

and this is why our football stipend is pulling up the rear.

Where is Yeoman U.?

Seems that Money Magazine engages in redneck accounting










Just ****ing kidding. Aggies are rich as **** and Charles's Satterfield has to share an apartment at 50something. Poor tsip

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Charles Satterfield has to share an apartment at 50-something.

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With his mother.

Which makes it rather difficult, from a privacy standpoint, for him when he engages in his hourly stroking of his 2" crank while he stares longingly at a picture of Darrell Royal.

TBAT at #209

Money Mag, Wall Street Journal and real world reputable publications list A&M as top tier after, Beats the hell out of the political USNW report, rankings that come from an skewed academic rankings base.

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Money Mag, Wall Street Journal and real world reputable publications list A&M as top tier after, Beats the hell out of the political USNW report, rankings that come from an skewed academic rankings base.

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Wait, you're saying that using scientific methods like giving a quarter of your weight to a popularity contest or how much the school spends on faculty salaries are completely worthless in telling you where its a good idea to spend 4-5 years and hundreds of thousands of dollars in the hopes of getting a good return on that investment!?!?!?!