I don’t have much to add to the above posts, but since I was tagged by a couple people, I will try to add information that may be of interest to @Izzy74 and other readers interested in W&L. My D is STEM/pre-med so I can only share personal comments on campus culture but not the business programs. (Other than my D loved her econ class. :))
W&L continues to invest in its Business School and will open new facilities this fall. Here is an article on current campus improvements.
My D is very involved in the Outing Club (as well as other ECs). Students are allowed to “check-out” campus vehicles on a first-come basis to drive to activities. So students who do not have cars on campus are not disadvantaged by lack of transportation. My D does have her car at school but opts to check out a campus vehicle for a weekly activity an hour away to avoid that wear on her personal car.
If you haven’t tried it yet eat at Harden’s, a newer family-owned gastropub just across Jefferson Street from Hillel. It is popular so plan accordingly.
I’m happy to answer specific questions or connect your son with my D’s friends in the B-school. Great choices! He can’t go wrong.
Interesting. Thanks for posting. Also, the top 5 is interesting, maybe not who you’d expect - especially the top two.
The University of Dayton ($75.5 million), University of Minnesota ($53.5 million), University of Virginia ($32.5 million), Notre Dame University ($31.4 million) and University of Iowa ($26.7 million) comprised the top five in the rankings.
And they have stock tips or holdings on there - some I haven’t heard of (blue column, right hand side) - time to look at a few
