School suggestions: Smaller (<8,000), not in a big city, southern?

[Anonymous]

After mostly looking at BIG schools for the past two years, my senior is suddenly thinking he might prefer a smaller school.

He doesn't want to go further much north than the DC area (weather.)

He doesn't want to be in a big city (for reference, he looked at UT in Knoxville and that was too "big city" for him.)

His stats aren't good enough to get into a very selective school.

He wants to major in enviornmental sciences.

He is open to Catholic schools (or other religions) as long as it's not too restrictive or fundamentalist (for example, Christendom.)

I'm thinking of suggesting he look at University of Dayton, but does anyone else have suggestions? Thank you.

[Anonymous]

College of Charleston (small city) or Elon (hour away from raleigh)

[Anonymous]

CLEMSON

[Anonymous]

William & Mary

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:CLEMSON

I think they have about 23,000 students?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:College of Charleston (small city) or Elon (hour away from raleigh)

Thanks! Elon might be what he is looking for!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:William & Mary

Unfortunately, his stats are not high enough

[Anonymous]

Sewanee

[Anonymous]

University of Tampa - people love this school

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:College of Charleston (small city) or Elon (hour away from raleigh)

Thanks! Elon might be what he is looking for!

Everyone I know who went there loved it!!

[Anonymous]

Davidson
Rollins
Hendrix

[Anonymous]

furman

[Anonymous]

Davidson is super competitive so probably not a good fit.

Check out Wofford or Furman.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:College of Charleston (small city) or Elon (hour away from raleigh)

Thanks! Elon might be what he is looking for!

Everyone I know who went there loved it!!

my niece loves the environmental science program there

[Anonymous]

Wofford
Rhodes
Elon
Furman
Sewanee