<p>I'm trying to decide on a college, and I've got it narrowed down to these three schools. I LOVE the idea of the block plan at CC, and I thought it seemed like the students there were more laid-back, friendly, and easygoing than they were at Emory, and I liked CC's location better than Kenyon's. However, I'm not the most "outdoorsy" person - I've never skied before (although I'm willing to try it, haha) and I haven't done tons of hiking/camping/rock climbing (although I enjoy these activities). I'm worried that not being as outdoorsy as the typical CC student may affect my social life on campus. </p>
<p>I liked the feel of Kenyon - the people were extremely friendly and definitely very intellectually curious - but I just don't know if I could live in the middle of nowhere for four years. </p>
<p>I liked Emory because it's a bit bigger and has a great academic reputation. It was originally my first choice, but when I visited for a second time after being accepted, I was a bit turned off for some reason - I don't want a school that's got so much Greek life, and some of the students seemed a bit stuck up. It seemed cliquish and racially segregated. </p>
<p>If anyone has any advice about these three schools, please let me know!</p>