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Reply to "Beware of Small Liberal Arts Colleges if you're not on a sport"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We are at a NESCAC and don't want to get specific because I think it's the same everywhere.[b]But a warning to those of you looking at colleges that if you're not on a team or in a singing group or theatre group, your social life will be trying to find those few others on campus who aren't affiliated with a big team or club[/b]. The club activities are not steady enough to create any kind of real bond. And the teams are so exclusionary -- they eat together and party together. It sucks. We were attracted to these schools because of their size, but they wind up feeling like high school, only less mingling. [/quote] I think this is wrong. SLACs offer so much entertainment and clubs, etc. I have to say this is OP's child's issues with the new school. A SLAC, like a University, can offer only so much. If the kid doesn't bite, that's not the fault of the institution - and I say that as someone who attended a small SLAC and huge university for law school, married to a slac husband, with Slac and University children. [/quote]
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