Small to medium sized colleges in big cities for a good but not top student
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Anonymous
| Loyola MD in Baltimore |
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| Tulane |
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St Thomas (mn)
Univ of Portland |
Anonymous
| Trinity, in Hartford. |
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Pitt
Fordham Case |
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+1 |
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How liberally do you define "big city"
Depaul Agnes Scott (adjacent to Atlanta - all women) Lesley (Boston) Duquesne There are a bunch of HBCU's if that is your thing Stevens |
Anonymous
| Can you explain what you mean by good/not great? B/C some of the schools people are mentioning are on my very good junior’s (4.0uw, 4.6ish w, 1400+ SAT, 9 APs with 4/5s) list and we have them as low and high reaches (Oberlin/Case/Rochester). |
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Burlington isn’t a big city but there’s UVM.
Miami SMU TCU |
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| BC |
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| Butler |
Anonymous
| There are many urban schools outside the top 50 that are great schools. DePaul, SMU, Drexel, Loyola Chicago, Loyola Marymount, Pittsburgh, University of Cincinatti... |
Anonymous
Op. Not liberally at all unfortunately. NYC Boston. LA. San Francisco. Miami. Chicago. New Orleans could work too. |
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| Georgia State honors |
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| Valdosta State |