Tell me about your happy Swarthmore student or recent alum?

[Anonymous]

What is “ tri-co and Quaker consortium”

[Anonymous]

Your headline only asked for happy students to respond.

That seems like an odd way to research something.

Do you know that UNIGO publishes responses to a range of questions from students at each school?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Have several close friends who went there. It’s a tight community where everyone usually finds their people, and a terrific alumni network. That really helps during the course of your career.
Intense academics, and you’re more likely to find students double majoring in say engineering and drama or some such interesting combination.
The location is much better than a lot of SLACs too.

We got the impression it was intense in an unhealthy way (from our tour guide).

My DD also noticed that people seemed less likely to walk across campus talking to friends, than other campuses we had visited .

[Anonymous]

Tri-co = swat, Haverford, Bryn Mawr. Students can take classes at all 3 schools. A bus runs among them all throughout the day. Apparently Bryn mawr has the best food and kids take the bus over there for dinner (according to our tour guide). Also, the 3 schools share some resources for clubs (eg a literary club).

Quaker cons. = the tri schools + UPenn. Swat has a Septa station right at the edge of campus- 25 min into center city. Kids can take classes at Penn as well. This takes more work but doable.

[Anonymous]

But no shuttle from Swat to tri-co

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But no shuttle from Swat to tri-co

Nvm there is a shuttle between all three

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But no shuttle from Swat to tri-co

You bumped a thread after 3 months to provide misinformation.