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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Another Maryland LAC is St. Mary’s of Maryland. I’ve got a kid there and it’s a nice place to visit (it is small, rural, and on the water front in a historic site).[/quote]

It’s a public LAC, but it does fit.

I have a friend who is a W&M grad who thought the setting of SMCM was similar. She took her son to visit pretty much all the MD schools, public and private. He landed at Frostburg, which she was surprised by, but he seems happy there.

I tend to like campuses that are contained and have similar architecture throughout. My daughter and I visited Meredith in NC and Randolph in VA, and I thought they were adorable. Tiny schools, but each one had its merits.

I honestly thought Radford had a nice campus, though the surrounding area left much to be desired. And so many overlook ODU, but of the campus tours we did, they put on a great show.[/quote]

Yup! A public LAC! We were prepared to pay for a private college if that is what my kid chose, but public tuition is a relief.[/quote]

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