Tell me about Bryn Mawr
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Anonymous
| Junior is considering applying. Any thoughts on this school? |
Anonymous
| Great education, my neighbors daughter is loving it. Far enough away for those who don't want to stay home, but close enough to get to easily in an emergency |
Anonymous
| Fantastic alumni network |
Anonymous
| My neice graduated last year. Many classes with 8-15 students only. She took multiple classes at Haverford most semesters, which makes the small school feel bigger. Niece loved it. |
Anonymous
| Very left-wing |
Anonymous
Then maybe Liberty is more to your liking. 
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Anonymous
NP not at all. It’s far left. More than 90% of schools. |
Anonymous
| Is she a part of the LGBTQ community? |
Anonymous
Oh really? Well, if you say so, anonymous internet poster. . . . LOL. If you or others can't hack being in polite society with "left wing" people, then yes, a place like Liberty is probably for you. You can live in your perfect conservative bubble. |
Anonymous
| Great school, pretty good name recognition. Agree with the alumni network and small classes, fairly strong academics. DD's friend is going there and DD is going to Wellesley, the 7 sister bond is real! |
Anonymous
Please.
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Anonymous
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Wonderful, life-changing school with a strong alumnae net work. I never miss a reunion.
But yes, if she’s not comfortable being around gay people and those who are passionate about social issues, not a good choice. |
Anonymous
This. |
Anonymous
Aren't there any schools right in the middle anymore??? |
Anonymous
| Bryn Mawr appears to be among the shrinking minority of schools requiring the covid vax for fall 2023. |