First of all - congrats on these amazing schools.
I visited Connecticut College with my daughter a few years back. Excellent academics, nice campus culture, prestigious school and believe it or not - he’ll have a job or be in grad school when he leaves. Their career services, major advisory and “great questions” advisory are good at integrating academics your interests and a career. He’ll be building his resume from day one AND thinking about great ideas. They believe in multiple ways of knowing AND are market driven. On our way to the arts building we were walked there by a Classics major who is interested in archaeology and who will be on a paid fellowship at some site in Turkey. His mind was awake and he seemed curious and courteous.
I’ve heard a A LOT about Ursinus. They produce good thinkers and from what I’ve read in the Colleges that Change Lives book it’s a great place to go to school.
I would put those two at the top of my list.
I hear great things about Dickinson and F&M too.