Yeah. Okay. Right. Like people would know a college if they haven't seen it before somewhere.

.. There are plenty of good colleges that don't advertise. The most obvious ones are Yale, Harvard, MIT, Princeton, etc. The ones nearer to me and the ones I'm more likely to go to are Columbia, NYU... etc.

And, if you're looking for colleges, chances are you'll use google or something else to find the ones in your general, general area, go through them, etc. ITT would be the biggest college in the world if people only went to advertised colleges.

No, all colleges would just advertise.

I beat you in your own hypothetical world. Ha!

Whaddaya know. You did, assuming that my world has no basis on fact. However, it does, since it's only a few select colleges that advertise, the most prolific of which is ITT. Assuming that the advertisement status of the colleges stays the same, ITT should be the largest in the world - it isn't.

And even without that, your comment provides the next step for a proof that advertisement isn't required.

So, who's the real winner here?

You can't make up more rules as you go along!