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[quote=Anonymous]I can only speak to Yale as have kid there now (public school, unhooked, energetically into learning/community etc but also didn’t solve world hunger in high school) but yes- lots of opportunities for fun! Many kinds/sizes of parties the norm there, arts/cultural scene fun and vibrant, and there are a lot of different social scenes/groups so while there’s no guarantee any given kid will find their people right away there seems to be a place for everyone if they put themselves out there.There are a lot of components to what allows for a fun environment at college, definitely not all related to the students themselves. School policies on gatherings and how heavily they crack down on alcohol use, city noise restrictions, and the kinds of gathering spaces also play a part. Yale is very hands off/flexible in that regard ( with exception of covid when they were famously restrictive). It will also depend on major- engineeeing students seem be drowning in work everywhere so that may offer a less fun experience than a social science kid is able to have . Good luck![/quote]

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