<p>I am a highschool senior and as the time to apply for colleges approaches I have come to the realization that I have absolutely no idea where to go. I have done research but haven't found a school that really fits what I am looking for. Here is what I would like out of a college experience;</p>
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<li><p>Interesting academic options (small class sizes, one on one time with professors etc.) Especially as far as literature and writing based classes. Math and sciences are not for me! I need something a little more creative- seminar type classes would be ideal.</p></li>
<li><p>Interesting people- liberal, creative, independent thinkers (I'm not actually as pretentious as this may sound) </p></li>
<li><p>Party! This is definitely something I want out of my college experience- I won't lie and say its all academics, I would go for a less academically rigorous school if it meant making some pretty awesome memories.</p></li>
<li><p>A good college town vibe. Independently owned restaurants, (preferably vegetarian), art galleries, film festivals, some shopping options..</p></li>
<li><p>Preferably East coast- I'm from AZ I want a change!!</p></li>
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<p>I have a 3.6 GPA, I took 2 AP classes (AP US History, and AP Psychology and got a 5 and a 4 respectively on the exams..) I have been active in theatre in school and extracurricularly (new word?) speaking, held a longterm job, and done a month long internship at the gagosian art gallery in london england. I will try to do some volunteering this year as well as find a new job.. I lived in London, England freshman year, AZ for sophmore and junior years, and i have just moved to canada. So there's a little about me, if you have any, ANY recomendations for schools please please reply as I would love a little guidance.. and obviously I am flexible, I understand that no school could possibly live up to all of my hopes and dreams!! Thanks so much!!!!!</p>