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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Smith is very gay, Wellesley too, but a little less so. My DD is straight but has many close gay friends who go to these schools and are happy, but after spending a weekend at Smith she said she would've felt left out there. She also didn't like Wellesley - it seemed very intense when we toured. She did apply to Bryn Mawr and Scripps, where she felt more comfortable. We didn't tour MHC. [/quote] If she’s not comfortable about gay women, keep her outta scripps. I love scripps, but there’s literally a term for straight girls who either spend all their time trying to get with cmc guys or end up transferring to CMC, because they don’t like the lesbian culture. Scripps is awesome, but intolerant women will not enjoy it. [/quote] Agree fully and I'm glad you said it first. My sister went there and really regretted it for this reason. She graduated and never looked back and gives no money. Also you have the hideous traffic out there, poor air quality, difficulty of getting in and out via airport (don't do LAX!), you need a car, etc. and worst of all - The Scrippsies are looked down upon by the students at the other colleges. It is easier, after all, to get in there. I know several women who failed to get into Pomona or Claremont-McKenna so were stuck at Scripps and took classes out of Scripps when they could but it wasn't what they wanted at all.[/quote]
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