<p>I have narrowed my choices down to Whitman and Santa Clara, and I am considering applying to Lewis and Clark. I was accepted to Santa Clara, but the problem is I probably won’t get into Whitman without doing Early Decision. It is my first choice, but I was wondering is anyone could compare these schools. I havent visited L&C, but I loved the other two. I am mainly concerned about my options after graduation, as I would be happy at both schools I have visited. Which is the strongest, and by how much? Would I have a distinct advantage at grad schools or with emplyers by going to one of them?</p>
<p>If your going to technology or business, Santa Clara is awesome within your choices. L&C is more like a community college, but def check it out before you do go.</p>
<p>Im wondering what community college you are thinking of when you compare Lewis and Clark?
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<p>It doesn’t sound like a cc to me- not with a school of Law and grad school of education.Plus Portland is alot more rockin than Walla Walla 
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<p>I believe Lewis and Clark is a community college, but Lewis & Clark is a LAC.</p>
<p>Lewis & Clark College is beautiful LAC in Portland. You should def apply (it’s free on the common app). It’s my first choice. You just have to visit the campus and you’ll probably be very interested. And it’s really not as rainy as everyone thinks :).</p>
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<p>No all three are fine schools, none are far superior over the others, though I do give a little more props to Santa Clara, but L&C is the most beautiful of all of them. But all three schools have good grad places, I wouldn’t worry about grad placement anyways, so long as you perform well in any of the three schools, you’ll be fine. What should be the deciding factor is in which setting are you willing to spend the next four years that will enable you to grow, branch out, and perform at your best so you can go to grad school afterwards.</p>