ideas for non-selective colleges along the NE corridor (amtrak)
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Anonymous
| My child is at Delaware Valley University which is in Doylestown outside of Philly. It has its own train stop even |
Anonymous
| Drew |
Anonymous
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St.Joseph’s U in Philly
Suffolk U in Boston |
Anonymous
| Pretty sure OP's kid has already decided. |
Anonymous
| I lived in the NE, and went to Randolph Macon College in Ashland Virginia. It is 30 minutes north of Richmond VA. The train stop is literally the edge of campus. The tracks go through the western edge of campus. |
Anonymous
| Rutgers is lovely. |
Anonymous
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DelVal,
Arcadia, Roger Williams, URI |
Anonymous
This. Or another college in the Philly suburbs. And Philly has a big Metro-like commuter rail system that connects with Amtrak. So easy to get around without a car. |
Anonymous
Drew is terrific but smaller than 5,000. Fairleigh Dickinson would work, though. |
Anonymous
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TCNJ. Though it is actually pretty selective.
Seton Hall NJIT if interested in engineering Temple University of Delaware University of New Haven Quinnipiac |
Anonymous
I've enjoyed meeting Paul Smith students while climbing the high peaks in the Adirondack Mountains over the last 15+ years. They all have excellent wilderness skills. |
. It is an amazing gem for environmental studies. It is very well respected in the industry.
Anonymous
| Amherst |
Anonymous
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UConn is going to be a reach unless you kid is willing to branch off the Storrs main campus.
UVM UNH Quinnipiac Salve Regina St. Joe's Temple Clark Drexel Fairfield |
Anonymous
No way that school is good for a kid with when. Hard pass!! |
Anonymous
”with when”? |