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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Coe College
Luther College
Beloit
Milliken 
Lots of small private universities in the Midwest would happily take him and they tend to be nurturing and supportive (esp Coe!)[/quote]

I am not familiar with Milliken, but the other three are more selective/competitive than Eckert (especially Beloit) so I would be cautious there.

I'm curious from OP -- what is your son interested in actually doing (I got to about page 7 before commenting so sorry if you already said)? I am pro-community college (like, the good ones, not the bad ones) but I think that they really work best for students who are interested in a specific vocational path, like being a paralegal or p.a. or such.

If he's interested in a broad liberal arts education, then some of the mentioned colleges by other PPs sound good (some do NOT, looking at you ASU poster...) but the one that immediately jumped to mind was Earlham College in Indiana. Another one to consider would be the College of St. Benedict in MN. The GPA will be on the lower side at both, but hopefully the letter/letters of rec address that.

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