Best LACs for normal, "cool" seniors
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Anonymous
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OP what you are describing are SLACs. Undergrad enrollments below 3,000 (vast majority)
Sounds like a Haverford person to me |
Anonymous
No |
Anonymous
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The only Northeast LAC that comes to mind is Colgate. This kid screams South. He would probably fit in great at W&L, Richmond, Furman, Davidson. Elon is not an LAC but could fit well too.
We didn't look further south but also College of Charleston, Sewanee, I'm sure there are more. |
Anonymous
Really? I thought Haverford was more intellectual than "cool"? Is your son bro-y, OP? Haverford is not bro-y. |
Anonymous
| Given his interest in outdoor sports, he might want to look at Colorado College. Due to its location there’s a strong outdoor culture. The schedule has a unique block system with large breaks that make outdoor time easy to schedule. |
Anonymous
| “Normal and cool”? What? |
Anonymous
Yeah, I didn’t get Haverford vibes from OP. |
Anonymous
I don’t think any of these would be very interesting to a biracial, liberal (she said it twice) urban sophisticate who likes to snowboard and rock climb. Not one. |
Anonymous
| What's up with mentioning his sexual preference? |
Anonymous
| This Colgate alum says … Colgate. Also Bucknell, Lafayette, and Trinity. Not Vassar. |
Anonymous
| I wish we could all somehow share the mental picture we each have of this kid. |
Anonymous
Or that he’s “well-traveled”? |
Anonymous
| I think OP is too embarrassed to come back . . . |
Anonymous
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Holy Cross
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Anonymous
| High Point |