help! no safeties

<p>So i've already applied to my dream super reach school which is stanford.</p>

<p>I really have no other schools that I am interested in right now. The only other school i'm applying to is my state University of Washington which should be a match for me.</p>

<p>I'm looking for other match/safety schools, but with so many schools out there its hard getting started, as i've spent all of my energy focusing on those two schools... </p>

<p>I'm interested in a small-midsize school, urban or suburb, pretty diverse, and im looking to major with something in the humainties/business/pre-law. I really don't care about how strong the math/science departments are.</p>

<p>Thanks for the help...</p>

<p>try some liberal arts schools</p>

<p>Familiarize yourself with the Patriot League. Some of the oldest and most prestigious LACs in the nation coupled with Division 1 athletics. The</a> Patriot League - Official Athletic Site</p>

<p>Well Evergreen State is an amazing safety right under your nose. We loved that school and Olympia. Or how about Lewis & Clark? These are more LACs than business per se, but you can get to business from anywhere.</p>

<p>If you have the stats to be a strong candidate at Stanford then check out U of Chicago as a match.</p>

<p>You should consider Claremont McKenna Claremont</a> McKenna College or Pomona The</a> Pomona College Web, which seem too small in size until you combine the enrollments of the five-college consortium, all essentially within biking if not walking distance of each other. </p>

<p>If you have the qualifications for Stanford, you could look to USC USC</a> - University of Southern California for the business program and CA connections and perhaps be offered a merit scholarship to attend.</p>

<p>Without knowing anything about your stats, it's impossible to say what would be a match or safety for you. (Stanford's a reach for anyone because of its low acceptance rate.)</p>

<p>Pomona and Claremont McKenna are 2 of the most highly selective LACs in the country. Great schools, but no safety there.</p>