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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] But because it's a small school, I'm worried it might not have enough options for a student who might not be 100% sure about what he wants to study.[/quote] My kids are two of the small liberal arts schools people have mentioned here. I just want to point out that the liberal arts approach encourages students to explore, unlike some schools were students basically need to have their final path in mind when they apply. If he wants to explore several different fields, he doesn't need necessarily need to have graduate-level classes offered in all of them (as at a large university), because he's only going to be there for four years. Liberal arts colleges are focused on educating undergraduates and opening their eyes to the different fields they might want to pursue. Then with the personal connections with their professors, they can dig deeper in their subject areas as they get closer to graduation.[/quote]
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