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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DD (Junior) is not interested in a large school, and while in range for W&M you just never know. Where else should we be looking for her? Looking for small school with friendly atmosphere and good academics. W&M is instate for us but we would pay private tuition for the right fit. She also wants to be within a reasonable drive from home - like 4 hours or less. She is sweet and naive and a little anxious. Thanks. [/quote] Not 4 hours but Still look at Saint Olaf’s, Kalamazoo, Wooster, Kenyon and Oberlin. [/quote] My senior who likes W&M is also applying to St. Olaf, Oberlin and Kenyon from this list (as well as other schools not mentioned). [/quote] I don't think these are "backups" to William & Mary in terms of safeties.[/quote] I wouldn't call Oberlin or Kenyon safeties for W&M, but if an in-state girl is competitive for W&M she will be in strong range for both and is more likely than just acceptance rates would seem. St. Olaf, Wooster and Kalamazoo would be likelies for someone in target for W&M.[/quote]
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