<p>As noted above, the student being very advanced in math (probably will be ready for upper division courses as a college freshman) and wanting to major in math imposes the constraint of needing a strong math department with graduate level courses and research opportunities; smaller undergraduate-only liberal arts colleges may be too limiting for her academic abilities in the subject.</p>
<p>But if a secular school with the appropriate religious student organizations and/or nearby church and religious community is acceptable, then the religious constraint may not be too limiting in the selection.</p>