<p>One idea, a bit far fetched. Take a look at St. John’s College in Annapolis, Maryland. Not a Catholic college, despite the name. Very highly respected liberal arts college. Not hard to get accepted, but all the students are smart. No ED, but unfortunately EA is over. Regular admissions still underway though. See this website:</p>
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<p>Sounds like you might be an introvert, and this is a fantastic school for introverts. Very small (fewer than 500 students). A great mix of nerds and preppies, but no slackers. St. John’s curriculum is the Great Books program, and you spend most of your time reading and discussing books. They also have a campus in Sante Fe and many students switch between campuses for junior and senior years. St. Johns students have excellent success getting into medical school and law schools. I love Kenyon (remember my dad went there) but, personally, I would prefer St. John’s. Wish that I had known about it when I went to college.</p>
<p>Seriously, check it out. You can still get in. A great way to spend a freshman year, if you might transfer elsewhere.</p>
<p>P.S. I feel confident that St. John’s would ignore F&M if they tried to get SJ to not admit you. SJ is proud of being different from every other college.</p>