Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is the kid aiming to be recruited for either sport, or just looking for colleges with high level club and intramural play?
Potentially recruited in one but wants at least club level play. Wants to be at a school where other kids like sports in general. Work hard party hard (within reason) environment.
Be very, very careful what you’re asking for here.
“Within reason” is doing a LOT of work in your post.
At the “most social” LACs, there’s a very hardcore party scene, esp in lax/hockey scenes.
Whether you mean to or not, what you’re asking for is places with tons of morning drinking, puke-n-rally, etc., etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This survey-based site lists schools with the "friendliest students":
Friendliest Students | The Princeton Review https://share.google/oO4Z0fchIllYdUPO0
With respect to NESCACs, Colby and Hamilton appear.
Friendly is obviously a subjective term. An extroverted athlete is going to have a different take on whether or not a school is friendly than an LGBTQ+ thespian or a D&D DM micribiology major. If a school is athlete heavy, then stats comprised primarily of that group saying it's friendly aren't helpful to everyone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is the kid aiming to be recruited for either sport, or just looking for colleges with high level club and intramural play?
Potentially recruited in one but wants at least club level play. Wants to be at a school where other kids like sports in general. Work hard party hard (within reason) environment.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Holy Cross -Patriot League Division 1. Very good social vibe also unlike most NESCACs not located in middle of nowhere.
Frankly, I'd rather be in the middle of nowhere than Worcester, Mass.
Anonymous wrote:This survey-based site lists schools with the "friendliest students":
Friendliest Students | The Princeton Review https://share.google/oO4Z0fchIllYdUPO0
With respect to NESCACs, Colby and Hamilton appear.
Anonymous wrote:Wesleyan Vassar Bates Swarthmore etc[/quot
Wesleyan is social.
Anonymous wrote:Trinity
Anonymous wrote:NESCAC sports are like high school teams- football and basketball games draw flies for attendance. Nobody cares.
Anonymous wrote:Middlebury
Back in my day, there were kids who played both hockey and lacrosse. One guy in my classes played both and soccer. And was amazing in all three!
Anonymous wrote:Holy Cross -Patriot League Division 1. Very good social vibe also unlike most NESCACs not located in middle of nowhere.