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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]These are the parameters I set in looking at schools for my son: Four-year graduation rate 75% or higher Freshman retention/return rate 90% or higher This kicks out a lot of schools. After that, I looked at: Geographic location Breadth of curriculum (ideally 40+ majors, with broad offerings) Exmissions to graduate & professional schools Strength of career center Look at the Common Data Set for the above.[/quote] If you are using this guidelines you will have very very few choices in D2 (maybe 0, not completely sure). These would put you in the Wake, W&M, Lehigh range. Most of the local ODAC D3 schools don't make these guidelines. If you are offered at a school that meets those standards by all means take it. I suggest you do ask about the graduation and retention rates of the team relative to the school. If they exceed the school standard they are running a good program. Don't dismiss an education because it can't meet a top 200 graduation rate though. [/quote]
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