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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is my kid. Now at University of Chicago (ED). Loves math. We ruled out most liberal arts colleges because they didn't have enough curriculum (most would run out in two years). We did look at Haverford and Swarthmore - both with links to UPenn (and talked to current students on that path). It looked possible. I believe there are maybe two more that have this level of math available - Harvey Mudd is another (and really hard to get into). Since we are in state for UMD, we had that as a safety - many of my child's friends are there and doing great. He got into University of Minnesota and Wisconsin. He like Maryland, and we discussed shooting lower for FA, but ran the net price for schools and gave him the choice to go to schools where we thought were better than UMD and us as parents thought we would pay for. He wanted to be in an urban location and a "top" school. Ended up with a plan for other reach schools if Chicago didn't work out, and safeties otherwise. He was in math/science magnet, high scores, lots of APs, 4.0 gpa (unweighted). No other extraordinary qualifications.[/quote]

Thank you for sharing your son’s experience![/quote]

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