<p>I’m looking for a list of schools that lean towards the liberal side (no cores, self-designed majors, and things of that nature) that are located in the mid-atlantic and new england states. Potential majors are english, communications and psych</p>
<p>Brandeis and Vassar come to mind.</p>
<p>Brown and Amherst.</p>
<p>hampshire college maybe? its not extremely difficult to get into like the colleges the previous posters mentioned.</p>
<p>Smith if you happen to be a female
Hampshire or Hamilton if not</p>
<p>Brown University</p>
<p>Amherst, Wesleyan, Brown, Smith.</p>
<p>If you’re willing to break out of the Northeast, Grinnell.</p>
<p>All have open curriculum.</p>
<p>Pitzer College is big on self-designed majors, but it’s in CA.</p>
<p>Wesleyan
Oberlin
Vassar
Bard
Grinnell
Beloit
Hampshire</p>
<p>Brandeis really isn’t that liberal.</p>
<p>Just going to pimp my school out.
Wells College
[Wells</a> College: The education of an extraordinary life.](<a href=“http://www.wells.edu%5DWells”>http://www.wells.edu)</p>
<p>Pretty liberal, although not as liberal as it was formerly. It used to be all women, and there is still a very strong feminist presence, but men are very much welcome here. It is a great place and under appreciated, but I am getting a great education.</p>
<p>Vassar, Wesleyan, Brown definitely fit your desire for liberalness and open curriculum</p>
<p>Sarah Lawrence (NY), Eugene Lang (NYC) and Bennington (VT)</p>
<p>rocketlouise- I don’t think I would describe Hamilton as very liberal!</p>