<p>Any comparisons? Thanks!</p>
<p>Well, that’s a wide open question. What are you looking for? Both of my DDs visited both schools, the older hated K and loved D, the younger was the opposite. Architecturally they are opposites - K is modeled after English Colleges (large stonework buildings), D is a mix of more modern styles and warrens. K is in the middle of a copse of trees surrounded by corn fields and there is no town to speak of, D is at the top of a hill right in the middle of quaint Granville OH. Both provide a very good education. D has more merit aid available.</p>
<p>And I believe that Kenyon provides better fin aid.</p>
<p>@ErinsDad that was helpful. Thanks. How about the students? Partying? Political or apolitical? Greek Life? Thanks! D is conservative and quite innocent. 
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<p>I’m not sure the student body really differs between the two on the political spectrum. She should be able to find people with similar views at both places. I know the greek life is active at D though there are no on-campus houses (they are now all dorms). It’s certainly not a majority and they are active in support activities (like moving in the freshmen every year). I don’t think there’s much difference in partying either.</p>