Easy LAC for business major

[Anonymous]

DC has a relatively weak GPA, but from a competitive school and with reasonable rigorous courses.

If $$$ is not an issue, any recommendations for LAC or Business schools - preferable in the NE. Thinking of schools like Brandies, which are known to admit of kid is willing to go full pay.

[Anonymous]

Look at Xavier in Cincinnati. Nationally ranked business school, lots of support for students, holistic admissions process.

[Anonymous]

Weak like not 4.0? or weak like 3.5? If it's close to 3.5, Brandies will be a major reach.

[Anonymous]

Trinity college in CT

[Anonymous]

It's Brandeis, people. Like the Supreme Court justice.

[Anonymous]

Miami of Ohio

[Anonymous]

4.0 W

[Anonymous]

Babson?

[Anonymous]

Boston U

[Anonymous]

In general, LACs don't offer business as a major, but consider Ohio Wesleyan and Miami of Ohio.

[Anonymous]

Not an LAC as defined by US News, but Flagler College in St. Augustine Florida might be of interest. Another is Rollins College near Orlando, Florida.

https://Flagler.edu/academics/degrees-programs/business-administration-international-business-and-marketing/business

https://Rollins.edu/undergraduate-business-programs/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:4.0 W

Classic DCUM. “Weak” GPA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Boston U

OP wants an EASY school.

BU isn't a SLAC.

[Anonymous]

It’s probably not a good idea to get a degree in an easy business major. I’d imagine it might be difficult to be hired. It’s probably better to learn a discrete skill.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s probably not a good idea to get a degree in an easy business major. I’d imagine it might be difficult to be hired. It’s probably better to learn a discrete skill.

HVAC school it is then.