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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Did choosing between larger flagship in cold climate with cute college town. At this school she was admitted into her major but not 100% certain she wants that major. The other choice is a small liberal arts school in a warm climate surrounded by a really touristy area (nice campus but not a great town). It’s a small nurturing environment where she could explore different departments but the students aren’t super intellectually inclined. She does not like cold weather but loves outdoor pursuits like hiking and rock climbing. She can’t decide. We’ve visited both.[/quote] It is Rhodes. [/quote] That is a tough one. My DC was admitted to Rhodes and chose another college. Great school, but the surrounding area is not great. Read them with a grain of salt, but there are some interesting Reddit threads about the area around campus. My general rule is that smaller is better for undergrad & leave the big flagships for graduate school, but I also think your daughter needs to feel comfortable and safe. [/quote]
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