Just For Fun: If you could go to any college...

[Anonymous]

Yale for the residential college system!

[Anonymous]

Tough to pick 1, but I'd probably go with somewhere in NYC

[Anonymous]

Oberlin or Earlham. Somewhere small and friendly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oberlin or Earlham. Somewhere small and friendly.

Ooh, or maybe St John's in Annapolis.

[Anonymous]

Princeton - for the attention paid to undergraduates and the thesis requirement. Maybe Williams or Dartmouth. There are a lot of prestigious universities where undergraduates are an afterthought.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Princeton - for the attention paid to undergraduates and the thesis requirement. Maybe Williams or Dartmouth. There are a lot of prestigious universities where undergraduates are an afterthought.

+1 for Princeton. For the attention given to students inside and outside the classroom. Very rigorous classes, but in the meantime lots of well-organized social activities outside the classroom. Beautiful campus is extra.

[Anonymous]

University of Miami

[Anonymous]

Middlebury -- I went to Barnard, but when I visited Middlebury with my oldest son, I somehow felt really comfortable and at home there. (BTW, DS chose University of Chicago, so . . . whatever.)

[Anonymous]

Art school like RISD or some other artsy school SCAD or Cal arts

[Anonymous]

USC (California)

[Anonymous]

Dartmouth. Went there for grad school and would have loved it for college (I didn't apply for undergrad).

[Anonymous]

ND undergrad, then Dartmouth for med school.

[Anonymous]

Dartmouth or Stanford. Latter because I went to school in 90s and might have made a fortune if I had been in the Silicon Valley.

[Anonymous]

Dartmouth

[Anonymous]

In a sunny and warm area, probably Cali or Hawaii.