You are in one of the top-ranked colleges.

An article in the Tennessean talks about the rankings and trends in Nashville. 

This question got me thinking because I hadn't researched the migration companies or top companies lately, and I found a couple of cool articles.Here is one on the migration patterns over the last two years.https://www.census.gov/library....And then I was looking up top companies in Indianpolis to see if rankings had changed and found this article.https://livability.com/in/indi...I think the economic diversity is the best thing Indy has going for it. 

Business GoalsGrow to 500 units owned by end of 2019Synchronize my brokerage, property management co, and construction company so that they all can feed off each other, thus making the growth of each other much more fluidFocus on and fine tune my systemsPersonal GoalsFind balance in my work/personal lifePractice more yoga and meditation Spend more time learning a hobby that both my girlfriend and I are both intoParticipate and rank top 20 in Worlds Toughest Mudder

In order of value from low to high the rank with money being the lowest value, then time, then health, and finally love.

If you aren't brilliant and don't have any scholarships, your first few years of college is essentially paying the college to give you the same education you can probably get cheaper at a community college.Colleges exist not to pass along knowledge, but to seek larger endowments, expand their real estate breadth and reach, continue their upward climb in rankings, and always increase number of students YOY.

In fact, in this recent Yahoo evaluation, Curry county on the southern coast was ranked the #1 county in the entire Pacific Northwest, to benefit from the effects of climate change. 

(sociopaths rank very high)

I've found that military with the rank of E-4 and above do very well.

Paul (#4) is the highest-ranked Midwest metro this year.