Pomona vs. Bowdoin? And why

cbreeze
Thu, 05 Apr 2007 15:45:35 +0000

Evaluating the faculty and courses offered are important. However, it is more important for the graduate students unless the students who want answers here are very set on their majors. A lot of students change their their minds several times during the course of their undergraduate years. What then?
Both Bowdoin and Pomona are strong liberal arts colleges which means their overall courses in all majors are fairly strong. Of course, the Claremont Consortium as a whole will offer more choices. Unless you can pinpoint their specific strengths and weaknesses,(which I have invited posters here to do) then the average students will have to choose which one is a better fit; eg. location, weather, student types,administration and the general nuances of the campus.