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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She might get some merit aid from Wooster, Juniata, Kalamazoo or any of those midwestern liberal arts colleges ranked in the 40s-60s.  They tend to be high quality education, friendly welcoming vibe, lots of personalized attention.
She might get in Mt. Holyoke, but not likely to get much merit aid, but it sounds like it would be a good fit.
She might have a chance at [b]VTech (I know[/b] it's big and not at all like W&M, but it's nerdy and they want more girls in physics) which would be must cheaper.
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Unlikely, but certainly worth a try.  OP's daughter's GPA is great.  Va Tech GPA ranges bottoms 25% to top 75% a 3.88 to 4.25 for entering (not accepted, which is higher) students, but the SAT is at the bottom 25% of the entering class (range is 1200-1370).  But we loved Tech on our tour.  It is large but the architecture and focus around on the drill field makes it feel smaller than it is.  http://research.schev.edu//enrollment/B10_FreshmenProfile.asp[/quote]

OP here:  According to Naviance scatter grams, nearly everyone from her school with 4.0 or better was accepted to Tech.  I am an alumni.  I would rather her go to a smaller school.  I fear she would fall between the cracks at tech (she will apply their).[/quote]

She’s growing up and going off to colege. You have to let her try a school that she wants to go to and not just fear that she would ‘fall through the cracks’ there. Does Tech have any kind of disabled student support office? I’ll bet it does. [/quote]

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