Anonymous
10/06/2016 16:08
Subject: Safety School Ideas
Isn't Stonehill all female?
Anonymous
10/06/2016 14:35
Subject: Safety School Ideas
Try Grove City, Hanover, HIllsdale. You'll be surrounded by your people.
Anonymous
10/06/2016 14:34
Subject: Re:Safety School Ideas
Anonymous wrote:He won't get into Connecticut college
+1
Anonymous
10/05/2016 20:34
Subject: Re:Safety School Ideas
Lenoir Rhyne (NC)
St Michael's (VT)
St Michael's (VT)
Anonymous
10/05/2016 20:32
Subject: Safety School Ideas
Anonymous wrote:St. Lawrence
Union
Trinity
Conn college
Hobart William Smith[/quote
Trinity, Connecticut College & Union would definitely not be safeties for this kid!
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Anonymous
10/05/2016 20:29
Subject: Safety School Ideas
St. Lawrence
Union
Trinity
Conn college
Hobart William Smith
Union
Trinity
Conn college
Hobart William Smith
Anonymous
10/05/2016 20:28
Subject: Re:Safety School Ideas
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Study for an take the SAT asap. Your GPA might be an issue. Do you have strong extra-curriculars?
Given your requirements, I am not sure what to suggest. King's in Bristol Tennessee? Transylvania University in Kentucky.
Stop being such a retard just because you don't like this guy's handle. There are plenty of schools that will take his parents' money.
He wants a school with a New England prep school feel with a student body under 3K. I would suggest some place like Wheeling Jesuit or Loyolas but a lot of them don't have the campus feel he wants. I am not going to lie to him that his GPA might present a problem. Also, extra-currlculars might help think of places. Both colleges I suggested fit his criteria and honestly, Transylvania has a history he might find interesting.
I went to a Loyola and think it's a good fit for OP. I met some people there with very low test scores. Lynchburg College may work as well.
There are tons of schools out there that will accept if the student is not seeking FA.
Anonymous
10/05/2016 03:25
Subject: Re:Safety School Ideas
Why no west coast schools? You might be happy at Pepperdine.
Anonymous
10/05/2016 01:47
Subject: Re:Safety School Ideas
St. Anselm
Anonymous
10/05/2016 01:42
Subject: Re:Safety School Ideas
Providence maybe? It would probably be more of a target than a safety, though. A lot obviously depends on your weighted GPA, extracurriculars, etc.
Anonymous
10/05/2016 01:39
Subject: Safety School Ideas
Ursinus
Anonymous
10/05/2016 01:33
Subject: Re:Safety School Ideas
Anonymous wrote:Hmm what about Hampshire college
You're kidding, right?
Anonymous
10/04/2016 23:05
Subject: Safety School Ideas
Springfield College, MA
Marest College, NY
Quinnipiac University, CT
Marest College, NY
Quinnipiac University, CT
Anonymous
10/04/2016 22:57
Subject: Re:Safety School Ideas
He won't get into Connecticut college
Anonymous
10/04/2016 22:51
Subject: Safety School Ideas
Connecticut College, CT
Salve Regina, RI
Stonehill College, MA
Salve Regina, RI
Stonehill College, MA