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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why do moms here care so much about a boy not being able to find friends? If your boy is struggling to find friends at these schools, I promise you he's just awkward or weird.[/quote] agree, with kinder words maybe. these schools have 2000 kids. with a tiny bit of effort, your kid will find a circle of 10 my kid quit organized sports at 7 years old, and is happily at a SLAC with good friends, girlfriends, interests, and clubs.[/quote] I don't really understand the harder-to-make-friends-at-an-LAC logic, at least when it comes to making friends. I went to one of the biggest T20 universities, and while I certainly had friends, I always kind of assumed it'd be easier at a much small school given the inherent tightness of the LAC student body. In that regard, I felt like [b]I had more friends in my LAC-sized law school [/b]than I did in my mega-university. And, in a similar manner, it seems easier make make friends in a small town than in a huge city. (I've lived in both.)[/quote] Not at all the same thing as attending a small LAC. Typically, law schools force the same students to take all first year classes together. Also, all law students have a similar goal, to pass the state bar exam,and to become an attorney. Small LAC divides are most obvious among athletic teams versus NARPs. [/quote]
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