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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Good suggestions above, I'll add some publics to the W&M suggestion: Christopher Newport College of New Jersey SUNY-Geneseo SUNY-Binghamton Truman State Mary Washington UMBC UVM I noticed above that someone mentioned Clark. It's true that technically Clark is a university not a LAC, but it's quite small--<3000 undergrads [/quote] I agree that looking into non-flagship publics is a good idea. Truman State, though, I had to laugh since OP mentioned looking for a school in a city. I wouldn't call Kirksville a "city," haha (and yes, I went there for undergrad. My father also grew up in that part of Missouri. Great school, great faculty, I got an education on par with anyone I've met in DC, but...not in a city. The only place I've ever gone cow-tipping, though, and the stargazing is incredible).[/quote]
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