<p>I’m fairly new at the whole college buisiness, so bear with me here if I come off as completely naive. I am. </p>
<p>I’m considering colleges in Canada, and I’m interested in liberal arts and social sciences (I was going to major in political science, but I figured you don’t study political science in Canada to go work in the US government). I’d like to go to an Ivy League for graduate school and take law or political science (although for that I might apply to Georgetown) there, but what would happen if I went to a Canadian LAC? How do the Canadian LACs compare to our LACs? Do top US universities know of Canadian LACs like St.FXU? I like rural areas or suburban at most and try to avoid huge metropolitan cities and gigantic universities, and St. Francis Xavier seems really beautiful. Would I have an even more difficult time trying to get into Columbia or Yale if I went to St. Francis instead of Williams, which I’m not even sure I can get into. </p>
<p>Also, what other quality LACs are there in Canada? St. Francis is pretty, but it doesn’t offer the types of programs I’m interested in like Classical Civilizations.</p>