Let us pick for you…list acceptances

[Anonymous]

Such great posts and interesting choices and majors. Kinda makes me wish I was 18 again.

[Anonymous]

BC
Notre Dame
Vanderbilt
UVA
W&M

DD is seeking social environment/sports, but not at all focused on Greek scene. Major undecided but likely something in liberal arts/humanities.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:BC
Notre Dame
Vanderbilt
UVA
W&M

DD is seeking social environment/sports, but not at all focused on Greek scene. Major undecided but likely something in liberal arts/humanities.

Notre Dame or BC depending on how Catholic she wants the campus vibe to be.

Vandy and UVA are heavily Greek, and W&M sucks for sports.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:BC
Notre Dame
Vanderbilt
UVA
W&M

DD is seeking social environment/sports, but not at all focused on Greek scene. Major undecided but likely something in liberal arts/humanities.

W&M

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:BC
Notre Dame
Vanderbilt
UVA
W&M

DD is seeking social environment/sports, but not at all focused on Greek scene. Major undecided but likely something in liberal arts/humanities.

Notre Dame or BC depending on how Catholic she wants the campus vibe to be.

Vandy and UVA are heavily Greek, and W&M sucks for sports.

Family member went to Vandy and I didn’t get sense from them it’s heavily Greek

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:BC
Notre Dame
Vanderbilt
UVA
W&M

DD is seeking social environment/sports, but not at all focused on Greek scene. Major undecided but likely something in liberal arts/humanities.

Notre Dame or BC depending on how Catholic she wants the campus vibe to be.

Vandy and UVA are heavily Greek, and W&M sucks for sports.

Family member went to Vandy and I didn’t get sense from them it’s heavily Greek

Highest Greek participation rate in the SEC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:University of Denver
Santa Clara University
Loyola Marymount (CA)
College of Charleston
Auburn
TN
Chapman
Elon
U of San Diego ( private )

Yes my DC is all over the place geographically and type of school. Will be Liberal Arts major.

Interesting list. Your DC should consider where they want to live post-grad because degrees from these schools will be highly regarded within their immediate community. I know that from my own experience living in San Diego (USD), LA (Loyola Marymount) and Denver (UD).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:BC
Notre Dame
Vanderbilt
UVA
W&M

DD is seeking social environment/sports, but not at all focused on Greek scene. Major undecided but likely something in liberal arts/humanities.

Amazing options ... I pick Notre Dame!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:BC
Notre Dame
Vanderbilt
UVA
W&M

DD is seeking social environment/sports, but not at all focused on Greek scene. Major undecided but likely something in liberal arts/humanities.

Notre Dame or BC depending on how Catholic she wants the campus vibe to be.

Vandy and UVA are heavily Greek, and W&M sucks for sports.

Family member went to Vandy and I didn’t get sense from them it’s heavily Greek

Highest Greek participation rate in the SEC.

That's nonsense. I have a kid at Vanderbilt. Greek life these days is a pretty small part of campus life. It's not remotely comparable to Alabama, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Georgia etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:BC
Notre Dame
Vanderbilt
UVA
W&M

DD is seeking social environment/sports, but not at all focused on Greek scene. Major undecided but likely something in liberal arts/humanities.

Notre Dame

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:UW Madison
UGA

Business

UGA

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:BC
Notre Dame
Vanderbilt
UVA
W&M

DD is seeking social environment/sports, but not at all focused on Greek scene. Major undecided but likely something in liberal arts/humanities.

Notre Dame or BC depending on how Catholic she wants the campus vibe to be.

Vandy and UVA are heavily Greek, and W&M sucks for sports.

Family member went to Vandy and I didn’t get sense from them it’s heavily Greek

Highest Greek participation rate in the SEC.

That's nonsense. I have a kid at Vanderbilt. Greek life these days is a pretty small part of campus life. It's not remotely comparable to Alabama, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Georgia etc.

I mean, it's a verifiable fact that Vandy has the highest Greek participation in the SEC. You can argue about the effect that has on the social life on campus, but it's a fact.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:UW Madison
UGA

Business

UGA

Any reason?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:University of Denver
Santa Clara University
Loyola Marymount (CA)
College of Charleston
Auburn
TN
Chapman
Elon
U of San Diego ( private )

Yes my DC is all over the place geographically and type of school. Will be Liberal Arts major.

Many of these schools are on my S25's list. Do you mind sharing stats and if you got any merit? Thank you!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:BC
Notre Dame
Vanderbilt
UVA
W&M

DD is seeking social environment/sports, but not at all focused on Greek scene. Major undecided but likely something in liberal arts/humanities.

Notre Dame or BC depending on how Catholic she wants the campus vibe to be.

Vandy and UVA are heavily Greek, and W&M sucks for sports.

Vanderbilt has Greeks, but I wouldn’t say it’s “heavily” (it’s less than 1/4 I think) and the admin has been taking subtle and not so subtle steps to marginalize them. Established residential colleges etc.