<p>so i am interested in majoring in either political science, statistics, mathematics, international relations, or history</p>
<p>is there any school that is strong in all those areas or just relatively strong throughout all of its majors?</p>
<p>and i am fine with LAC’s as well as big universities</p>
<p>btw, im looking at competitive schools (ivies, stanford, pomona, etc.)</p>
<p>The following schools offer majors in political science, mathematics, international relations, and history and are considered “competitive” schools… </p>
<p>Bard College (NY), Brown University (RI), Bucknell University ¶, Carleton College (MN), Carnegie Mellon University ¶, Claremont McKenna College (CA), Colby College (ME), Colgate University (NY), College of William & Mary (VA), Connecticut College (CT), Emory University (GA), George Washington University (DC), Georgetown University (DC), Hamilton College (NY), Johns Hopkins University (MD), Kenyon College (OH), Lafayette College ¶, Macalester College (MN), Middlebury College (VT), New York University (NY), Northwestern University (IL), Occidental College (CA), Pitzer College (CA), Pomona College (CA), Stanford University (CA), Trinity College (CT), Tufts University (MA), University of Chicago (IL), University of Pennsylvania ¶, University of Southern California (CA), University of Virginia (VA), Vassar College (NY), Washington University in St. Louis (MO).</p>
<p>As you can probably tell, there are lots of options, even among the most selective of schools, which have all of the majors that you’re interested in. I recommend you try to determine where in the nation you’d like to be, what sort of atmosphere you’d like (liberal, arty, sport-centered, frat-dominated, etc.), what sort of surroundings you’d prefer (urban, suburban, rural), and how large a school you’re interested in as well so that you can narrow down your choices into a shorter list.</p>