This One Is For You IlliniProgrammer
Came across this in an old The Onion and knew IlliniProgrammer must be alerted.
http://www.theonion.com/articles/university-of-il…
Headline: University Of Illinois Researchers Find Link Between Attending University of Illinois, Receiving Solid Education At Great Price
The OnionAccording to a new study conducted by researchers at the University of Illinois, there is a strong correlation between enrolling at the local four-year college and receiving a well-rounded, but moderately priced education. "Our research indicates that the likelihood of getting a solid bang for your academic buck increases dramatically when attending the U of I, located in Urbana-Champaign, just minutes away from beautiful downtown," said chief author Dr. Joseph Mahler
LOL
Didn't read the article but I highly doubt that UIUC will be cheap for much longer, the state of Illinois is completely and utterly broke thanks to Blago and the unions.
I'm thinking about transferring there lol.
They don't send many to the street but the ones who make it do well for themselves.
As an alumni who is trying to make it, I approve this statement.
Which campus Macro?
UIUC = University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Not relevant to Finance or anything, but while we're on the topic of The Onion:
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