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New York: New Jersey’s Neighbor

By AlyssaEDU on August 11, 2011

There are many reasons why New Jersey is a special place to live. One of the main reasons, however, is not really related to any characteristics of the actual state of New Jersey.

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The Advantages of Going to School in the Garden State

By AlyssaEDU on July 21, 2011

There are fifty states in the United States of America and although they are all under the wing of the United States’ Constitution they are not all equal. Every state has some advantage over the others in certain areas. It is no secret that Texas has more oil than Michigan or that California produces more movies than Nebraska.

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Worst College in NJ

By AlyssaEDU on September 27, 2010

Rutgers, Princeton and TCNJ are unquestionably the best of all the schools in the state of New Jersey. But unfortunately there are more than just those three. There are places like Rowan, Montclair, and William Paterson in the state as well. However, while these may not be the best overall or anywhere near it, despite what Forbes Magazine says, they are also just as far from the worst in the state too. So really if these uncelebrated schools are down that far, what could possibly be lower?

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NJ Community Colleges – Best of the Best

By AlyssaEDU on August 20, 2010

The most successful students from high schools often go to places like Princeton, Rutgers, TCNJ or other prestigious out of state locations. New Jersey isn’t exactly short on quality colleges. It seems like everybody at least goes to some kind of at least decent quality school. However, this isn’t the case with all students. Many [...]

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