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Reply to "school for my kid - great grades, mediocre extra-Cs, okay scores"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would focus on large universities where there is a little bit of everything. A small school may feel constricting or even homogenous. What is your public flagship? Start there. Not sure if I missed any mention of major or budget, but what about Northeastern, Boston Univ., NYU, Fordham. Some schools in the south offer merit - University of South Carolina comes to mind. [/quote] The OP specifically stated the following: "Kid is Interested in humanities, great writer, quiet kid. [b]i could see them in a smaller (or at least not huge) school[/b]. not a big city environment ideally. very mature and independent. NOt a joiner nor an extrovert and a party scene wouldn't be the thing" Imposing your own biases in response to the question is not helpful.[/quote]
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