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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A majority of LACs will not experience the endowment tax and have not experienced many research cuts from the government. They seem like they could gain a bit of popularity if they invest in student experience. What LACs do you see rising/have continued to rise? For example, some people think Pomona is Williams and Amherst level, which is REALLY surprising, since it was a party school for dolts when I was applying to college! [/quote]

Non-New England Schools will get a look.

I think Washington & Lee & Davidson are already (or soon will be ) Amherst/Williams tier.
Sewanee & Furman are up and comers in the South.
Colorado College also on the move.
In the midwest maybe Kenyon and Denison- Oberlin is too full of left wing crazies.

If I had to pick one I'd say that Sewanee (in terms of academics, reputation, quality of experience, and the generally high socioeconomic level of its student body) is probably the most significantly undervalued LAC from an admissions perspective.[/quote]

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