Good LACs, preppy, and greek life?

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Ew. You have raised your son wrong if he wants the preppy Greek life.


You are a terrible person.


I’m not the one who wants to consort with other alcoholic date rapists.


You should write for Rolling Stone. They're desperate for this sort of insight.
Anonymous
Definitely Washington and Lee
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Wake Forest
Boston College (no greek life)


Neither is an LAC. Get a grip.
Anonymous
Kenyon
Anonymous
Colgate
Bucknell
Lafayette
Lehigh
Holy Cross
Connecticut College
Boston College
Villanova
U of Richmond
Wake Forest


Anonymous
Most of the schools suggested aren't even LACs.

OP, seriously, are you unable to google? Just pull up a list of top SLACs, and start there. My DS is looking at all the NESCAC schools, but he could care less about frats and partying. You can still take a look at them.


Amherst College

Bates College

Bowdoin College

Colby College

Connecticut College

Hamilton College

Middlebury College

Trinity College

Tufts University

Wesleyan University

Williams College
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Most of the schools suggested aren't even LACs.

OP, seriously, are you unable to google? Just pull up a list of top SLACs, and start there. My DS is looking at all the NESCAC schools, but he could care less about frats and partying. You can still take a look at them.


Amherst College

Bates College

Bowdoin College

Colby College

Connecticut College

Hamilton College

Middlebury College

Trinity College

Tufts University

Wesleyan University

Williams College


You’re lecturing the OP but you’re ignoring OP’s requirements. Can’t you read? Preppy and Greek, not the NESCAC’s.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Colgate
Bucknell
Lafayette
Lehigh
Holy Cross
Connecticut College
Boston College
Villanova
U of Richmond
Wake Forest




Connecticut college doesn’t have Greek life
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Most of the schools suggested aren't even LACs.

OP, seriously, are you unable to google? Just pull up a list of top SLACs, and start there. My DS is looking at all the NESCAC schools, but he could care less about frats and partying. You can still take a look at them.


Amherst College

Bates College

Bowdoin College

Colby College

Connecticut College

Hamilton College

Middlebury College

Trinity College

Tufts University

Wesleyan University

Williams College


You’re lecturing the OP but you’re ignoring OP’s requirements. Can’t you read? Preppy and Greek, not the NESCAC’s.



Also she said 4.0, not higher. Williams and some of the others are looking for GPAs above 4.0, national recognitions, 32-36 ACTs, etc.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Colgate
Bucknell
Lafayette
Lehigh
Holy Cross
Connecticut College
Boston College
Villanova
U of Richmond
Wake Forest




Connecticut college doesn’t have Greek life


To the posters simply offering criticism and not suggestions, this list and others posted these are simply starting ideas for OP and her son to check out, not carved in stone lists of where her son will apply - she and her son can start to read up on these colleges and visit and he will see what he likes. Many of the colleges named have the vibe that Op’s son likes even if it doesn’t check every box she named (Wake Forest is a good example of that).
Anonymous
Hampden Sydney
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Colgate
Bucknell
Lafayette
Lehigh
Holy Cross
Connecticut College
Boston College
Villanova
U of Richmond
Wake Forest




Connecticut college doesn’t have Greek life


To the posters simply offering criticism and not suggestions, this list and others posted these are simply starting ideas for OP and her son to check out, not carved in stone lists of where her son will apply - she and her son can start to read up on these colleges and visit and he will see what he likes. Many of the colleges named have the vibe that Op’s son likes even if it doesn’t check every box she named (Wake Forest is a good example of that).


It’s not criticism. It’s correction. Why offer up schools that don’t have what OP is looking for?
Anonymous
Middlebury if he doesn’t mind the cold.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Colgate
Bucknell
Lafayette
Lehigh
Holy Cross
Connecticut College
Boston College
Villanova
U of Richmond
Wake Forest




Connecticut college doesn’t have Greek life


To the posters simply offering criticism and not suggestions, this list and others posted these are simply starting ideas for OP and her son to check out, not carved in stone lists of where her son will apply - she and her son can start to read up on these colleges and visit and he will see what he likes. Many of the colleges named have the vibe that Op’s son likes even if it doesn’t check every box she named (Wake Forest is a good example of that).


Great, so suggest a pile of them that don’t meet the basic requirement. 10-4. OP, give Hamburger University a try. No greek and no prep, unless you count the tzaziki burger and chopping lettuce.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Colgate
Bucknell
Lafayette
Lehigh
Holy Cross
Connecticut College
Boston College
Villanova
U of Richmond
Wake Forest




Connecticut college doesn’t have Greek life


To the posters simply offering criticism and not suggestions, this list and others posted these are simply starting ideas for OP and her son to check out, not carved in stone lists of where her son will apply - she and her son can start to read up on these colleges and visit and he will see what he likes. Many of the colleges named have the vibe that Op’s son likes even if it doesn’t check every box she named (Wake Forest is a good example of that).


Great, so suggest a pile of them that don’t meet the basic requirement. 10-4. OP, give Hamburger University a try. No greek and no prep, unless you count the tzaziki burger and chopping lettuce.


That’s ridiculous. As the parent of two kids who attend/ed LACs, there are a lot of overlapping applications from this list and the other posted.
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