<p>Augustana. Great LAC, graduates seem to rave about it, and they recently installed lights, new pole vault & high jump areas, plus new shot, discus & hammer rings, which seems to indicate they support Track and Field pretty well. Plus the campus is gorgeous.</p>
<p>{edited, because it might help if I spelt the name of the college right!}</p>
<p>thanks everyone! this was very helpful!</p>
<p>Williams, Bowdoin, Middlebury, Amherst, Colgate. On the West Coast, Claremont-McKenna or Pomona.</p>
<p>Wesleyan is very liberal and probably not the best-known for its sports.</p>
<p>hmm ... first thoughts are
* check out all the schools in the NESCAC, all the schools in Haverford's conference, and all the schools in Panoma's conference (you can find their conference mates on <a href="http://www.d3hoops.com)%5B/url%5D">www.d3hoops.com)</a>.<br>
* Review these schools for location (for example, Tufts is out because of it's city campus) and majors and such.
* Check the remaining schools web-sites to see if they have soccer and the pole vault ... and while you're there contact their soccer and track coaches!
* Use one of the college finder programs to find schools like this initial list.
Good luck! (and switch to a sane track event like the 3000!)</p>
<p>The five Claremont Colleges (maybe not Harvey Mudd so much since it focuses a lot more on math/science). But Pomona, McKenna, Pitzer, and Scripps (if you're a girl that is) would all fit your requirements pretty well.</p>