Only 55 cities made the list based on metropolitan areas (the cities and their suburbs) of 1 million people or more, using Census data, with the definition of each greater metropolitan area defined by Nielsen.
The winner is Raleigh-Durham. The loser is Fresno. But what falls between?
Below are the top five. How did your hometown rank?
The criteria.
Raleigh-Durham
San Jose
Boston
Minneapolis
Denver
America's 55 smartest cities - from first to last..
So, can they measure street-smart?
ReplyDeleteCan they conduct something like this in the Malaysian context? Probably too small scale to do one for M'sia.
ReplyDeleteThis is interesting! I bet some of the residents are not happy already. :p
ReplyDeleteBut I thing the results are too subjective lar. :p
KS, I think the criteria is more for academics-smart. You may want to read the criteria again.
ReplyDeleteMei Teng, I thought about that too. We probably are too small to be bothered with. Still, it would be interesting to know, eh?
Tekkaus, there is no one single thing that pleases everyone, right? Someone's bound to get hurt any which way.
No survey is perfect. This one is just based on a certain criteria.
Ooh, they should have a smiliar survey in Malaysia! : )
ReplyDeleteFoong, that would be interesting, wouldn't it?
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