Where should i go?

College Search & Lists
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<p>some i’ve been looking at are:</p>

<p>college william & mary
davidson
emory
standford
rhodes
hendrix
pepperdine
johns hopkins
pomona
tulane
baylor
rice (probably my favorite, except i wish it offered more majors)
unc-chapel hill
notre dame</p>

<p>i am planning on visiting most of these and more this summer. which ones are worth while and why or why not? thanks in advance :)</p>

<p>what i want out of a college: amazing education, professors at the top of their game, accepting environment, food that’s not bad, decent dorms, a feeling when walking around campus like it’s the most beautiful thing in the world, good weather (not rainy!!), balance between social and academic lives, people are active in clubs and intramural sports etc, passion for learning not passing, recognizable name with prestige would be nice but not a must, i like medicine and anthropology right now, no strict “most classes must relate to major blah.blah.blah”, most importantly: people love their school and are happy, wouldn’t go back & choose another school if they had the choice</p>

<p>if you have any other suggestions that would be fannnnntastic!</p>

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<p>it’s spelled Stanford just letting you know</p>

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<p>oops sorry, i know that. just misspelled it.</p>

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<p>It sounds kind of impossible to meet ALL of your criteria! You should list them in order of importance for more help.</p>

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<p>Stanford handsdown.</p>

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<p>whats your prospective major?</p>

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<p>anthropology, & i’d like a medical aspect as well. like at rice they have their global health minor. something like that</p>

<p>and that criteria i listed basically described my dream college, sorry if it was a bit much hahah.</p>

<p>most important: amazing education, professors at the top of their game (and accessible), balance between social and academic lives, people love their school and are happy, wouldn’t go back & choose another school if they had the choice</p>

<p>important: accepting environment, food that’s not bad, a feeling when walking around campus like it’s the most beautiful thing in the world, good weather (not rainy!!), passion for learning not passing, no strict “most classes must relate to major blah.blah.blah”</p>

<p>would be really nice: decent dorms, people are active in clubs and intramural sports etc, recognizable name with prestige</p>

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<p>Emory has amazing profs…great facilities… a good balance… I think you would fit in at Emory.</p>

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<p>Stanford and University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill are the ones that I would be focusing on. Apply to them all and see how they range in affordability.</p>

<p>I also use to spell Stanford as “Standford”.</p>

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<p>Duke, Holy Cross, Colgate.</p>