<p>So, who's going to be part of the class of 2012? Also, what are you thinking of majoring in and what were your top housing choices? </p>
<p>I chose Colman and Trever as my top two choices. I liked the locations of both and the fact that Colman had a sink inside the dorm room. </p>
<p>I'm thinking of majoring in philosophy or linguistics.</p>
<p>I'm not necessarily going to lawrence--visiting schools in a week--so I haven't made any housing choices. But I'm also interested in philosophy and linguistics! For my major I'm thinking philosophy or a language, not linguistics, but that is one of the things I really like about lawrence--a liberal arts school with linguistics.</p>
<p>Count me in, i'm also going to be a part of class 2012, majoring in economics and minoring in politics ( i will defenatly take chinese and possibly take spanish as well). I'm choosing Sage as my top choices. hopefully, see u guys there</p>
<p>To those who have chosen Lawrence, what was/were your other possible top choice() that you have been accepted to? Why did you choose Lawrence instead of the other schools?</p>
<p>I have not decided what school to go to yet, its between Lawrence and Ball State. I really love Lawrence, but the private school debt is somewhat concerning. What I really like is the small class size and the ability to have a one on one relationship with professors. I also think that I would just "fit" better with a small school environment.</p>
<p>Lawrence was my top choice for a school. I applied to one higher ranked school that was closer to where I live (was rejected), but even if I had gotten in, I would still have gone to Lawrence.</p>
<p>The other school I got into was the U of M - Twin Cities, but the aid they gave me was terrible and it would have cost me the same amount as Lawrence.</p>
<p>When I visited Lawrence this summer, everyone there was really nice. At other colleges I had visited none of the professors were available to talk to, but at Lawrence I met three and all three were friendly and gave me a lot of helpful information about their school. I also like Appleton and the surrounding area. </p>
<p>excited419 - If you do decide to go to Lawrence, what are you thinking of majoring in?</p>
<p>Thinking about anthropology or political science, at least right now</p>
<p>just out of curiousity,to who that got the offer from Lawrence, what do you get for your financial aid package. Did Lawrence meet your full need?</p>
<p>I'm still not sure where I'm going, but Lawrence gave me way more than I thought I would get in terms of financial aid.</p>
<p>I think that LU FAO s think they met our need, but they did not meet our need. this might be true of any college.</p>
<p>our efc=20k;
LU cost after grants (no scholarships (!) ) = 24.6k; did not meet our need; in our case, the 20k efc is absurd in the first place, but it is a part of the game - and they did not even meet THAT.</p>
<p>then there 6k in loans and work study. I disagree that this is meeting our need; loans and work is but another way to pay the cost.</p>