Harvard or Yale

Pitzer, with a year abroad at Oxford.

Stanford or Pomona for the warm weather

Or maybe Duke or Davidson for the weather - not as warm but no wildfires or earthquakes

Somewhere in Southern California. Probably UCLA or Pepperdine. Boston winters sucked.

Dartmouth as well

I don't know if I'd switch but I *am* deeply curious about what my life would have been like if I'd chosen one of the other schools I got into. I think if could give past me advice, it would be to have been more serious about applying to Canadian schools.

Oxford or Cambridge because they are pretty and fancy.

Anonymous wrote:We just visited a women’s college today. I wish I hadn’t brushed them off so easily when I was looking.

I also should have looked more seriously at the schools in DC (wasn’t raised here and wanted to work in politics)

Totally agree. Should have attended an all women's college at least for a semester or as alternative to junior year abroad.

USC or UCLA because of the film schools.

USC

Montana State.

Pepperdine

If in Europe, Cambridge or St Andrews.

Anonymous wrote:I went to undergrad and grad school in the snowy midwest and my biggest regret is not going somewhere warmer.

Maybe Rice or Stanford. They seem like college-y places without the ice.

+1. Harsh winters suck and you are at college for almost all of it. In warm towns, you are away for summer so at college for good months.

University of Edinburgh or University of St. Andrews