Thanks. I’ve heard good things too. It’s a 230 year old small liberal arts college with low student:faculty ratio and a good size endowment - not great but good for a school with an enrollment of 1300. Schools like that usually develop alumni in prominent positions as a donor base and reputations like the NESCAC Schools, 7 Susters, Quaker consortium, etc. Most of these are remote and not in urban areas either. I’m surprised that it’s not more prominent. In fact, most people don’t even know it exists and it’s easy to get accepted there.