Small to medium sized colleges in big cities for a good but not top student
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GW?
American? Loyola in Chicago? Where else? |
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What do they want to study? What does "good by not top" mean?
Those are all good choices. |
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SMU
Richmond Villanova BU Marquette |
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Fordham in NYC
Drexel in Phila. |
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| Fordham |
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Macalester in St. Paul/Minn.
University of Denver in Denver Oberlin near Cleveland Loyola Marymount in LA Occidental in LA Seattle U in Seattle University of San Francisco in SF |
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| Loyola Chicago |
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| Lewis & Clark in Portland |
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U of Miami
U of Santa Clara Loyola Marymount Trinity san antonio |
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Lots of Catholic/Jesuit schools.
Xavier (Cincinnati) Loyola Marymount (LA) Marquette (Milwaukee) Loyola Chicago Duquesne (Pitt) St Joe's (Philly) Others: University of Denver Occidental Macalester RIT Rochester Clark (Worcester) Should probably start with cities/states of interest and work from there. |
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Trying to poke around on USNWR, and will probably post as I find them (I lose posts too much)
Dallas area has SMU and TCU |
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Not great means no GW |
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College of Charleston
U Tampa |
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