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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Looking at small colleges in the northeast and MidAtlantic with good academics. So many are in the middle of nowhere though- Colgate, Bates, Colby, Bucknell, Hamilton, W&L. Visited Holy Cross and liked though Worcester isn’t the best and same for Trinity in Hartford. We did like Franklin & Marshall in Lancaster which is a charming small city. Looking at Amherst which is quite a reach school. Any other suggestions??[/quote] Occidental (in LA, but kind of suburban feel, 20-30 minutes from downtown LA) Macalester (in St. Paul, quiet neighborhood, easy public transportation access to Minneapolis or downtown St. P) Reed (30 minutes from Portland OR) Oxford college (Emory-affiliated LAC 45 minutes from Atlanta, with free campus shuttles to Emory/Atlanta, your degree says Emory) Dickinson (nice college town, not far from Columbus OH) [/quote]
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