<p>They’re all great schools, and honestly, you can’t go wrong with any of them. If your decision is not based on any one particular program at these schools (art history at Williams, Environmental or International Studies at Middlebury, etc.), then it will really come down to the feel. It’s hard to find better facilities than at Midd. Williams may compete, but neither Amherst nor Bowdoin has invested in facilities the way Middlebury did before the economic downturn. You’ll find very similar students at all the schools. Which school FEELS best?</p>