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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]University of Vermont especially for a sporty outdoorsy kid[/quote] Way too pricy[/quote] Our DC was offered substantial merit aid that made it slightly less/on par with in-state tuition at UVA/W&M. ( DC didn't go, but was tempted). The OOS publics we visited: UVM: Great for environmental sciences, beautiful campus, Burlington is a nice town. We have family in Wisconsin, so we combined family trips with a bunch of midwest visits over two different summers: UW-Madison-- Madison seemed like a vibrant but manageable town--DC was a tad turned off by the students--didn't seem that academically/culturally engaged. I think those things are often flukes and DC is in a somewhat "judgy" phase. But I could kind of see what she meant--the students mainly talked about food and got excited about food. It was a little weird. Like in a student panel people would ask about programs and it would inevitably also somehow land on students talking about ice cream and cheese. And then the tour guide talked a lot about food. And the student DC shadowed a class with. It felt we were in a skit where everyone we encountered told us where to find the b[b]est ice cream and the joys of "squeaky cheese." [/b] [/quote] Cheeseheads take their dairy seriously. It is a point of pride. And a Berry Alvarez ice cream cone is truly not to be missed.[/quote]
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