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What are the advantages and disadvantages of schools not close to big cities in the United States?
Advantages: good public security, good environment, relatively cheap housing, quiet and suitable for learning, and strong school cohesion.

Disadvantages: inconvenient transportation, relatively monotonous life and poor cultural diversity.

Like Pennsylvania State, UIUC, Iowa, ISU, WVU, Cornell, Dartmouth, UC Davis, Baylor, MTU, Texas A& D, etc. M, Lehigh, these university town schools are generally characterized by this.

If you want to have the advantages of both university city schools and big city schools, you can choose some universities located in small and medium-sized cities or satellite cities around big cities, such as UMich, UC Santa Barbara, Colorado, UWisc Madison, Colorado State, BYU, Stanford, Utah, FSU, WPI, Virginia and so on.