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Targets:
Wesleyan Davidson Lehigh Bucknell Likelies: GW Conn Denison Lafayette Dickinson |
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[quote=Anonymous]For a reach, but less of one than some: Claremont McKenna
If Catholic is okay, St Anselm's in New Hampshire for a target. It's a little isolated, but not that. The first presidential election debate is usually held there. It has a strong institute of politics. [/quote] Sorry but St Ansley someone with these high stats — from a faraway major metropolitan area — is not a reasonable suggestion It is a lively school, thoughtful |
My DS is a 1500 kid and is looking closely at most of these schools. All the likelies are spot on. Wesleyan is a low reach. Davidson and Lehigh are solid targets or low reaches but could be likelies if ED. Bucknell is definitely a likely with a 1500. All good options for poli sci. |
| Wake is the obvious target for this kid. Tulane and GW are obvious soft targets, as is W&M if he's feeling those vibes. |
| Nyu. |
Good list except for bucknell is a likely at ours. Davidson is a reach. |
+1. Excellent government faculty at W&M. |
| Davidson or CMC |
| I also thought of W&M (target) and Dickinson (likely). |
| Bates, Holy Cross, Hamilton. |
| Any school with an admit rate below 20% is not a target. Some of this advice here is patently wrong. Proceed with caution and speak with your student’s college counselor. |
Emory is harder to get into than Georgetown. |
Uh oh. Is this where we go off the rails with the Emory hate? |
For his major, polisci, Georgetown is more desired than Emory. On the other hand, Georgetown is weak on stem and premed. |
| Macalaster |