<p>It's a perfect place if the kid likes rural living , smallness of campus and extreme freindliness . Being a city girl , she still enjoys the countryness of it - even in multi- cold weather - and she loves the library . </p>
<p>Amazingly , it's quite diverse there --and lots of kids from different states. </p>
<p>We have been very happy with it for her . The faculty advisors zeroes in on the students' strengths and weaknesses , and help them along the way . One day when my D overslept ( her room mate was in Africa in a three weeks feild trip ) , the professor called her room and asked how she was doing on a certain paper .</p>
<p>BUT make sure the college has the major and academic interests your child wants to do . It's strong in sciences , a lot of pre-med kids there , biologists , that go on many feilds trips , their psychology dept . is perfect too . She is a history major and although they lost one professor , it's still strong there because of the great faculty .</p>
<p>I have to say that they have not raised ( in fact , decreased it $ 200 ) their board & food costs . BUT the food service is not as good as it was when she was first there ( this may change as students have a powerful voice on campus ) .</p>
<p>BUT IT SMALL ! This is not a University in no means and does not profess to be either !</p>