<p>What school would best fit this criteria? I’ve been looking into a ton of schools and have decided these are the factors most important to me.</p>
<p>-Near/In a big city
-Really good undergrad B-School
-Decent Psychology program
-Prestige
-Above average Party Scene
-Kids are not snobs
-Great school spirit/Decent sport teams?
-Preferably a campus setting, ie. not NYU</p>
<p>Please help! Any suggestions are appreciated :)</p>
<p>OH & money is not an issue, and I have no preference in public or private, just simply trying to expand my realm of awareness for the colleges out there!</p>
<p>Just used CC’s college supermatch and plugged in your wants and here are the 100% match schools:
Vandy
So Cal
Notre Dame
U Penn
Stanford</p>
<p>Other notable 99% matches:
OH St
U of AZ
Villanova
U TX</p>
<p>Plus tons more…start there.
of course you will probably also be hit with the: how much can you afford, what are you stats questions too, so it wouldn’t hurt to give that info to get better answers.</p>
<p>Is Lehigh close enough to a big city?</p>
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<p>I’m a bit biased, but the University of Minnesota. One of the cheapest out of state tuition at 28k with room & board. In the twin cities which have a population of 3.5 million and is very close to downtown Minneapolis which offers a lot of bars, clubs, shows etc.
Great party scene and has been very competitive as of late.
Average ACT for all programs is now 28 with business being 29 and engineering being 30.</p>
<p>U of Virginia (Great undergrad business, look up McIntire).
U of Michigan
Wake Forest</p>
<p>Also see, but take it with a grain of salt!</p>
<p>[Top</a> Undergraduate Business Programs 2010 - Businessweek](<a href=“Bloomberg - Are you a robot?”>Bloomberg - Are you a robot?)</p>
<p>Thank you all 
Villanova, UT, and LeHigh are actually high up on my list! This has all been helpful, especially the Undergrad B-School link!</p>