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This 5-page paper is a persuasive essay about why someone should move his or her family to Anderson, Indiana. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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such as the crime rate, family median prices (as well as family median education), and the test scores, in terms of the rest of the state.
It could be said that Anderson is like small town America, away from the bustle, but close to the hustle. Less than 40 miles away from
Indianapolis, Anderson nonetheless is a great place to raise a family because of its small town charm. Located in Madison County, Indiana, the population is 28,300, with the median household
income (according to 2000 stats) hovering around $32,500 a year (CityData.com, 2005). The median house value, in the meantime, is $67,900 (CityData.com, 2005).
The population is highly educated as well -- with 77.4 percent of the population having a high school degree and 13.1 percent having a bachelors degree from college (CityData.com,
2005). Speaking of education, there are colleges in Anderson as well including Anderson University and Indiana Business College (CityData.com, 2005). While these
arent the big-name state colleges, towns with colleges tend to attract the right type of people. Furthermore, there are a variety of educational colleges within a 50-miles radius of Anderson
including Ball State University (Muncie); Indiana Weslayan University (Marion) and Butler University (Indianapolis) (CityData.com, 2005). The people who graduate from these schools, marry and settle down to have families generally
end up in a town similar to that of Anderson. There is a good primary educational system in the city as well
-- with three public high schools and a private high school; three middle schools (public) and 7 elementary schools (CityData.com, 2005). This means that there isnt much overcrowding in any
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