Thanks, Provo!

[byu71]

I had already corrected it. However, if you are the template for an educated person I have no problem being called uneducated.

Dang, I have already used up 2 of my 5 per year alloted responses to your dip shit posts.

[Paperback Writer]

While that may have irked me some, the thought of Ann Arbor really did surprise me. Hell, Detroit is like 40 minutes away in shambles and Ann Arbor gets the vote???

I figured, Boston would be up there, along with Palo Alto, etc.. I need to read that article to determine what were the data points of that report..

The ranking methodology excluded smaller cities like Cambridge, MA and Los Alamos, NM. Basically, a city had to be fairly large and host a big, highly ranked university. Nevertheless, kudos to Provo.

[TripletDaddy]

I had already corrected it. However, if you are the template for an educated person I have no problem being called uneducated.

Dang, I have already used up 2 of my 5 per year alloted responses to your dip shit posts.

I agree that you seem to have no problem being uneducated.

[beefytee]

The ranking methodology excluded smaller cities like Cambridge, MA and Los Alamos, NM. Basically, a city had to be fairly large and host a big, highly ranked university. Nevertheless, kudos to Provo.

Cambridge is about the same size as Provo.

[Paperback Writer]

Cambridge is about the same size as Provo.

Good point. I had thought Cambridge was much smaller but admittedly never kept track if I was in Cambridge or some other area of Boston when I was there many years ago. It looks like Cambridge got wrapped into Boston in this study since it took the "150 largest metropolitan statistical areas". I would think if Cambridge had been defined as its own statistical area, it would have scored very high. Boston came it at #10 so perhaps Cambridge was a big part of that score.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Ho-hum. Yawn. Provo tops another national poll.

http://www.simplemovinglabor.com/blo...ove-to-in-2015

lol @ Dayton

[Joe Public]

Ho-hum. Yawn. Provo tops another national poll.

http://www.simplemovinglabor.com/blo...ove-to-in-2015

lol @ Dayton

Some good nuggets from this blog to drive a moving solutions company's web traffic national poll:

Best city for median income: Provo, Utah at $83,000 (compare to later listing of "Provo median income: $77,000")

Provo population: approx. 1,000,000

[Jeff Lebowski]

Some good nuggets from this blog to drive a moving solutions company's web traffic national poll:

Best city for median income: Provo, Utah at $83,000 (compare to later listing of "Provo median income: $77,000")

Provo population: approx. 1,000,000

Don't be a hater!

[TripletDaddy]

and the country's third-largest university, Brigham Young University, calls Provo home.

Third largest? is that true?

[smokymountainrain]

Third largest? is that true?

No.

[Omaha 680]

Third largest? is that true?

No.

3rd largest private university, perhaps?

[smokymountainrain]

3rd largest private university, perhaps?

Perhaps.

[SCcoug]

3rd largest private university, perhaps?

Add in non-profit and I'd, perhaps, buy it.

[Jeff Lebowski]

3rd largest private university, perhaps?

2nd largest.

http://www.answers.com/Q/List_the_10...ties_in_the_US

OK, so they just made up a bunch of crap to generate some click-bait. Provo is still a pretty cool place.

[All-American]

2nd largest.

http://www.answers.com/Q/List_the_10...ties_in_the_US

OK, so they just made up a bunch of crap to generate some click-bait. Provo is still a pretty cool place.

But largest by undergrad population, IIRC