<p>I need some advice/info on the LAC and Nat Universities I have the most interest into as of now. </p>
<p>LAC's
Amherst
Bowdoin (One of my favorites since its laid back and still academically excellent)
Colby
Bates
Williams
Pomona
Wesleyan
Trinity (CT)
Haverford (Is it cuttthroat?)
Skidmore</p>
<p>Some helpful advice... (ideas for advice)
-quality of the location (ex: what does the town offer?)
-attitude of the professors and students
-description of the student body
-stress of the school/courseload/workload
-potential for an enjoyable experience
-which school you would NOT recommend
-the list goes on...
-Collaborative or Competitive
-Party? How are the guys and girls? Attitude, dress, how fun i guess?</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>If it helps, I am an African-American
Intended Major(s):
Business
Political Science/Economy/Theory/Philosophy
Economics</p>
<p>Rather than asking everyone to do the work for you on a huge laundry list of schools, why don’t you start by checking each school out in one of the on-line or print college guides?</p>
<p>Fiske, Princeton Review, Insiders Guide, College *******, Barrons to name a few. Likely all available at your local library or high school. Also school websites are very helpful often. Many of the schools you listed do not have business majors so you need to decide if that is an important factor to you. I suggest that you visit one or two LACs and universities to see if you prefer one environment over the other. Also you need to consider factors such as finances as well as your chances to get in to these schools, many of which are highly competitive. Good luck.</p>
<p>well I know that most of those schools don’t have business majors. I thought it was implied that the business major was for the national universities. Princeton review didn’t really help.</p>