It's Tulane (ranked #1 party school)

Always the little apple for my money

ASU has 16 times as many undergrads as Harvard.

Maryland Global Campus, Grand Canyon University, 10k community colleges, 2k small liberal arts colleges, directional state schools.

It's definitely a state school, probably a land grant state school, preferably a non flagship/"public ivy". Something like a Michigan State or Virginia Tech?

Virginia Tech? That’s a not a real place. You just made that up.

Any and all directional state schools

The soul of American higher education:

East Bumble Community College punches above its weight here

correction you guys are right. the soul of american higher education is arizona state. I regret not properly considering it.

Unless I’m mistaken most college students are enrolled in state universities and colleges that aren’t “the flagship” but agriculture, technical and teacher schools that expanded their role.

Yes. The breakdown looks something like: 11% state flagship, 39% other public 4-year, 25% private, and 25% two-year schools.

So majority of four enrollees and plurality of all.

I think UCF and ASU are essentially the same place.

One is just more humid

Sparky the Sun Devil has a soul?

May I suggest UT-Arlington as an alternative. Big, diverse school, in a metro area but not in either of the main cities. UTA is America.

well then the nation is truly boned

For shame

It’s Waldo Stadium imo

The soul of American higher education is probably a comprehensive, non-land grant public university that isn't in the power 4 conferences. Think Minnesota-Duluth, or Eastern Kentucky or UW-Stevens Point.