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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My smart, social, non-partier girl is really happy at her small Catholic college.  Small schools tend to plan lots of on-campus activities for their students and, because there isn’t much else to do, the kids participate because it’s not dorky in groups.  My DD is involved in tons of activities and her friend group revolves around kids she met in the Honors Program (tends to be the more focused students) and those who do the service projects and campus ministry things.  Gravitating toward a calmer group of kids has been key.  She’s out and about all the time, but not doing things that are troubling.  It is possible to have good, clean fun!

Couldn’t be happier![/quote]

I have a high school senior daughter who sounds very similar. She is currently at a Catholic school and is interested in a small Catholic college.  If you would be willing to share what school it is, I would really appreciate it. She is currently considering Catholic, Loyola of Chicago, Manhattan, and Providence, in addition to some larger state schools. Thanks[/quote]
I am a PC alum. Loved my time there, but I think there are far better options for a non-partying student. The joke is...it's a drinking school with a Catholic problem - it's pervasive.[/quote]
PC alum again. I am a native of Chicago and so I'm very familiar with Loyola - it would be a very solid choice for a social but non-partying kid. [/quote]

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