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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]James Madison does a superb job taking care of students and building a strong connection with parents/families. Probably the best in Virginia. Without taking responsibility off the students or excessive hand-holding, they do student services very well. Graduates are well-prepared for real world responsibilities, mature, experienced —-and it’s because of how effectively JMU shapes them from day 1. [/quote] This is the answer. JMU does an excellent job.[/quote] +1 I have to agree with this. My (introverted) son had a wonderful introduction to college with JMU. In comparison, my other (introverted) son went to UVA and did not seem to have any sort of help with making connections, learning the ropes, and "finding his people." It was much more of a "you're smart, you'll figure it out (and if not, you can always transfer)" kind of vibe. He did indeed figure it out, but he was pretty lonely during the first semester of his freshman year.[/quote]
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