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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Colgate? Carleton?[/quote]

Carleton is really small. Maybe St Olaf a better fit. It is religious officially but it didn't feel very religious when I was there or at least, it wasn't for me.[/quote]
Both Carleton (2000) and St Olaf (3000) are small. Would she consider women’s colleges? I have not seen them ranked by size but they tend not to have a big Greek scene. Second the advice to consider WashU for size, although it’s in the outskirts of St Louis. [/quote]

I went to Wash. U. I think the problem with using Wash. U. as a serious option here is that, especially for sciences and business majors, it wants Cornell-level stats.

To me, the logical Wash. U. alternatives would be Case Western, the University of Rochester, Brandeis (even though it’s Jewish), and Creighton (in Omaha) and Drake University (in Des Moines).

Basically: universities that are trying to be to their cities what Wash. U. is to St. Louis, plus smaller state universities in Blue or purple states. [/quote]

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