What are some of the most diverse LACs?

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Anonymous wrote:What are some of the LACs that attracts diverse students? And of those what are some that are more intellectually inclined?

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Define diversity. Do you mean race, do you mean a certain race? Are you talking about economic diversity? Geographic?

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Wellesley

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Anonymous wrote:What are some of the LACs that attracts diverse students? And of those what are some that are more intellectually inclined?

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Define diversity. Do you mean race, do you mean a certain race? Are you talking about economic diversity? Geographic?

What is "certain race" diversity?
Also this shuffles the same 4 or 5 LACs no matter which one you apply.

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Anonymous wrote:What are some of the LACs that attracts diverse students? And of those what are some that are more intellectually inclined?

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Define diversity. Do you mean race, do you mean a certain race? Are you talking about economic diversity? Geographic?

What is "certain race" diversity?
Also this shuffles the same 4 or 5 LACs no matter which one you apply.

If you care about economic diversity, about a third of students are eligible for pell grants. Which of your 4 or 5 has that many pell grant recipients?

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Anonymous wrote:What are some of the LACs that attracts diverse students? And of those what are some that are more intellectually inclined?

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Define diversity. Do you mean race, do you mean a certain race? Are you talking about economic diversity? Geographic?

What is "certain race" diversity?
Also this shuffles the same 4 or 5 LACs no matter which one you apply.

If you care about economic diversity, about a third of students are eligible for pell grants. Which of your 4 or 5 has that many pell grant recipients?

No elite school mirrors the economic diversity 1:1 of America. Not even any of the top 100 colleges and university do that.
Anyway, the most economically diverse LACs are Amherst, Swarthmore, Wellesley, CMC, and Pomona. Looks like a ton of swapping to me.

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Anonymous wrote:What are some of the LACs that attracts diverse students? And of those what are some that are more intellectually inclined?

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Define diversity. Do you mean race, do you mean a certain race? Are you talking about economic diversity? Geographic?

What is "certain race" diversity?
Also this shuffles the same 4 or 5 LACs no matter which one you apply.

Diversity can mean all races or diversity can decides that Asians aren't actually part of a diverse campus (i.e. the type that got Harvard sued)

Name a campus that is diverse that doesn't have Asian Americans as the highest percentage of students of color. I guess this makes sense if you avoid the big Asian population at Harvard too...

Drop out of the top colleges and you get there. If you want a good mix or poor middle class and rich and a good mix of all races, you're dropping way further down the list than schools DCUM finds acceptable

Most colleges outside of the top colleges are non competitive. You're asking for elite schools that accept everybody...

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Anonymous wrote:What are some of the LACs that attracts diverse students? And of those what are some that are more intellectually inclined?

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Define diversity. Do you mean race, do you mean a certain race? Are you talking about economic diversity? Geographic?

What is "certain race" diversity?
Also this shuffles the same 4 or 5 LACs no matter which one you apply.

Diversity can mean all races or diversity can decides that Asians aren't actually part of a diverse campus (i.e. the type that got Harvard sued)

Name a campus that is diverse that doesn't have Asian Americans as the highest percentage of students of color. I guess this makes sense if you avoid the big Asian population at Harvard too...

Drop out of the top colleges and you get there. If you want a good mix or poor middle class and rich and a good mix of all races, you're dropping way further down the list than schools DCUM finds acceptable

Most colleges outside of the top colleges are non competitive. You're asking for elite schools that accept everybody...

OP said LAC not SLAC

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Anonymous wrote:What are some of the LACs that attracts diverse students? And of those what are some that are more intellectually inclined?

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Define diversity. Do you mean race, do you mean a certain race? Are you talking about economic diversity? Geographic?

What is "certain race" diversity?
Also this shuffles the same 4 or 5 LACs no matter which one you apply.

Diversity can mean all races or diversity can decides that Asians aren't actually part of a diverse campus (i.e. the type that got Harvard sued)

Name a campus that is diverse that doesn't have Asian Americans as the highest percentage of students of color. I guess this makes sense if you avoid the big Asian population at Harvard too...

Drop out of the top colleges and you get there. If you want a good mix or poor middle class and rich and a good mix of all races, you're dropping way further down the list than schools DCUM finds acceptable

Most colleges outside of the top colleges are non competitive. You're asking for elite schools that accept everybody...

OP said LAC not SLAC

The SLAC's are still economically, racially, and geographically most diverse...

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Anonymous wrote:What are some of the LACs that attracts diverse students? And of those what are some that are more intellectually inclined?

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Define diversity. Do you mean race, do you mean a certain race? Are you talking about economic diversity? Geographic?

What is "certain race" diversity?
Also this shuffles the same 4 or 5 LACs no matter which one you apply.

If you care about economic diversity, about a third of students are eligible for pell grants. Which of your 4 or 5 has that many pell grant recipients?

No elite school mirrors the economic diversity 1:1 of America. Not even any of the top 100 colleges and university do that.
Anyway, the most economically diverse LACs are Amherst, Swarthmore, Wellesley, CMC, and Pomona. Looks like a ton of swapping to me.

OP stated diversity, not elite diversity. There are lots of schools outside of the top 100. US News lists 30 LACs with pell rates between 30 and 35%.

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Anonymous wrote:What are some of the LACs that attracts diverse students? And of those what are some that are more intellectually inclined?

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Define diversity. Do you mean race, do you mean a certain race? Are you talking about economic diversity? Geographic?

Geographic diversity is an elite school thing. Only colleges that offer a ton of money can get students from all the US states and various countries.

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Anonymous wrote:What are some of the LACs that attracts diverse students? And of those what are some that are more intellectually inclined?

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Define diversity. Do you mean race, do you mean a certain race? Are you talking about economic diversity? Geographic?

What is "certain race" diversity?
Also this shuffles the same 4 or 5 LACs no matter which one you apply.

Diversity can mean all races or diversity can decides that Asians aren't actually part of a diverse campus (i.e. the type that got Harvard sued)

Name a campus that is diverse that doesn't have Asian Americans as the highest percentage of students of color. I guess this makes sense if you avoid the big Asian population at Harvard too...

Drop out of the top colleges and you get there. If you want a good mix or poor middle class and rich and a good mix of all races, you're dropping way further down the list than schools DCUM finds acceptable

Most colleges outside of the top colleges are non competitive. You're asking for elite schools that accept everybody...

OP said LAC not SLAC

The SLAC's are still economically, racially, and geographically most diverse...

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/projects/college-mobility/williams-college

that doesn't look very economically diverse to me

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almost all of the elite ones (top 5) are fairly diverse. yes students who are white or Asian will be the predominant race, but they’re not PWIs anymore.
There’s a good amount of class diversity, my DD is at Wellesley and we are UMC, but getting a large amount of aid. Her friend is solidly MC and gets a massive amount of aid. It’s hard to know the ins and outs of these schools without talking to a kid/family attending.

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Anonymous wrote:What are some of the LACs that attracts diverse students? And of those what are some that are more intellectually inclined?

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Define diversity. Do you mean race, do you mean a certain race? Are you talking about economic diversity? Geographic?

What is "certain race" diversity?
Also this shuffles the same 4 or 5 LACs no matter which one you apply.

Diversity can mean all races or diversity can decides that Asians aren't actually part of a diverse campus (i.e. the type that got Harvard sued)

Name a campus that is diverse that doesn't have Asian Americans as the highest percentage of students of color. I guess this makes sense if you avoid the big Asian population at Harvard too...

Drop out of the top colleges and you get there. If you want a good mix or poor middle class and rich and a good mix of all races, you're dropping way further down the list than schools DCUM finds acceptable

Most colleges outside of the top colleges are non competitive. You're asking for elite schools that accept everybody...

OP said LAC not SLAC

The SLAC's are still economically, racially, and geographically most diverse...

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/projects/college-mobility/williams-college

that doesn't look very economically diverse to me

No one mentioned Williams...

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Anonymous wrote:What are some of the LACs that attracts diverse students? And of those what are some that are more intellectually inclined?

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Define diversity. Do you mean race, do you mean a certain race? Are you talking about economic diversity? Geographic?

What is "certain race" diversity?
Also this shuffles the same 4 or 5 LACs no matter which one you apply.

Diversity can mean all races or diversity can decides that Asians aren't actually part of a diverse campus (i.e. the type that got Harvard sued)

Name a campus that is diverse that doesn't have Asian Americans as the highest percentage of students of color. I guess this makes sense if you avoid the big Asian population at Harvard too...

Drop out of the top colleges and you get there. If you want a good mix or poor middle class and rich and a good mix of all races, you're dropping way further down the list than schools DCUM finds acceptable

Most colleges outside of the top colleges are non competitive. You're asking for elite schools that accept everybody...

OP said LAC not SLAC

The SLAC's are still economically, racially, and geographically most diverse...

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/projects/college-mobility/williams-college

that doesn't look very economically diverse to me

No one mentioned Williams...

Someone mentioned Wellesley, almost as twice as many students from the top 1% as bottom 20%

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/projects/college-mobility/wellesley-college

Amherst, over 4 times as many kids from the top 1% as bottom 20

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/projects/college-mobility/amherst-college

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Anonymous wrote:What are some of the LACs that attracts diverse students? And of those what are some that are more intellectually inclined?

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Define diversity. Do you mean race, do you mean a certain race? Are you talking about economic diversity? Geographic?

What is "certain race" diversity?
Also this shuffles the same 4 or 5 LACs no matter which one you apply.

Diversity can mean all races or diversity can decides that Asians aren't actually part of a diverse campus (i.e. the type that got Harvard sued)

Name a campus that is diverse that doesn't have Asian Americans as the highest percentage of students of color. I guess this makes sense if you avoid the big Asian population at Harvard too...

Drop out of the top colleges and you get there. If you want a good mix or poor middle class and rich and a good mix of all races, you're dropping way further down the list than schools DCUM finds acceptable

Most colleges outside of the top colleges are non competitive. You're asking for elite schools that accept everybody...

OP said LAC not SLAC

The SLAC's are still economically, racially, and geographically most diverse...

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/projects/college-mobility/williams-college

that doesn't look very economically diverse to me

No one mentioned Williams...

Someone mentioned Wellesley, almost as twice as many students from the top 1% as bottom 20%

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/projects/college-mobility/wellesley-college

Amherst, over 4 times as many kids from the top 1% as bottom 20

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/projects/college-mobility/amherst-college

I do like that you conveniently ignore the part of this data that shows Wellesley as 2nd for its share of students in the bottom 5th. Pretty significant stat to ignore. Not every college is the early rendition of Eton College and only houses low income students-in fact, that is the OPPOSITE of economic diversity.