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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would look for a college in a metropolitan area where doctors are plentiful and there are lots to do - versus rural areas. Small campuses in rural areas can be a big negative. Most colleges have pitiful mental health/counseling services. Something to keep in mind. Large colleges have the potential to swallow up kids, maybe a small/medium school where people know her name would be better.[/quote] I ask this question sincerely. Not a typically DCUM annoying responder. What small/medium schools are in metropolitan areas? There are so few.[/quote] Macalester, Brandeis, Case Western, Emory, Spelman, Morehouse, Eckerd College, DePaul or Loyola (Chicago), Trinity (San Antonio), Drake (Des Moines), [/quote]
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