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Worth it if you are considering going to this school.

I’ve never been to a town with no traffic lights. This was my first. Worth it just to see that (just kidding).

beautiful islands… I went on a cruise to Nassau and a private island – it was worth it just to lay on a hammock, under a tree, in the nice caribbean breeze -;)

Definitely visit if you are considering going to Mizzou. Meet the students, faculty, even some alumni if you can. Get a good range of other people’s experiences to help make your decision for whether this is the school for you. Go to http://www.missouri.edu for additional information.

This makes a wonderful family vacation. Especially to visit Forest Park, St. Louis Zoo, St. Louis Science Center, Meramac Caverns, the botanical gardens, and of course, the Arch and Riverfront – has a great Native American history museum. I lived here for many years, and although I have not lived there in about five years, I recommend living there – I do not recommend living there.

I actually live here and definitely recommend it as a place to live. I recommend visiting if you are scouting for places to live or work – beyond that, there’s not much to see except to drive to any of the surrounding cities of Raleigh, Chapel Hill, or Durham. It is located between Research Triangle Park (RTP) and Cary (a suburb of Raleigh). The RDU airport is actually located in Morrisville – they have a cool observation deck at the airport that is nice to see.

I recommend going to South Africa and other African countries, especially to US citizens, to get another view of the world that we don’t get in the US! I went to Johannesburg, Cape Town, the pennisula of good hope, and a safari near Sun City – I was told that these were some of the better places of the country… there’s much more to see. I am definitely going back with my husband and hope to visit more.