Medium size school for kid who hates the cold
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Anonymous
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TCU
SCU |
Anonymous
2300 kids at Furman. Not mid-sized. |
Anonymous
OP, is "NY" a typo?? |
Anonymous
Someone is on a VMI kick today, recommending in here, in the Davidson post, and the one about musical theater programs! Random… |
Anonymous
| Honors programs at SEC schools. Not mid-size but offer a smaller environment |
Anonymous
| Villanova? |
Anonymous
| OP here - sorry - yes, meant NC! And I realize that maybe I should have said bigger than tiny liberal arts as I think technically “medium” means more than 5,000 and she would consider smaller than that. By sporty I meant she wouldn’t be a recruited athlete but wants to play club and intramural sports. Major is undecided. |
Anonymous
Vanderbilt or Emory! |
Anonymous
Davidson is too small, op specified over 3000. |
Anonymous
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Warm medium sized school .... Elon and College of Charleston.
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Anonymous
| UMiami is the answer. |
Anonymous
Santa Fe is balls ass cold in the winter. |
Anonymous
| All you people saying Elon, Vandy, even Emory, it gets fuggin cold in those places! Not New England cold, but those campuses all get snow, and you could need a winter coat at any point between late October and early April. That's like 80% of the school year. A kid who truly hates the cold and wants a mid sized school should be looking at UMiami, SMU, TCU, Rice if they have the stats, and College of Charleston if they need a safety. |
Anonymous
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University of Tulsa - Urban, but feels like the 'burbs. 4,000 students
University of Arkansas - Fayetteville is a small town. Charming, too. |
Anonymous
| OP said kid doesn't want to go further than NC |