Help with Finding Colleges

<p>I'm having trouble finding colleges, so I made a list of things I want in a college and decided to post it here to see if anyone had any suggestions. Suggestions don't have to fit every single thing on the list. I understand that isn't realistic.
Here is the list:</p>

<p>Centered Political View/Variety of Views
Good History Department
Good Creative Writing Minor
I Want to Be an Author, So Schools With Those Kind of Connections
No Religious Affiliation
Medium to Large Size
Small Student to Faculty Ratio
Close to the City/Enough Things to Do/Great College Town
On East or West Coast
Diverse Student Body
Accessible Staff
<50% Admitted
4 Year College or University
Residential
On Campus Housing or Campus-Owned Housing
Cars Allowed or Reliable Transportation Available
Small Dogs/Cats Allowed
Many, Good Study Abroad Opportunities
Women's Tennis and/or Badminton
Literary Magazine
Student Newspaper
Yearbook
Accepts Transfer Credits
Financial Aid Available
Low Drug and Alcohol Use
Not Too Competitive About Grades
Sororities
School Spirit/Traditions
Beautiful Campus
Not Too Preppy
Equal Gender Mix</p>

<p>Thank you! </p>

<p>Figured this would fail…</p>

<p>Your not getting responses because you haven’t posted your grades ect…How would anyone recommend a school when you could have awful grades. </p>

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<p>Small Dogs/Cats Allowed</p>

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<p>those two things make it much harder to find.</p>

<p>Also no idea what your financial situation is… I was thinking about the Claremont Colleges, though. Although I think Scripps might be the best fit – it IS a women’s college, but it is part of a consortium of five colleges (the other 4 are coed) that share one large campus space of about 5,000 students today. The colleges fit together sort of like Lego blocks. You probably won’t be able to have your pet(s) there, though. But that is going to be a deal breaker at many colleges. And they don’t have sororities (but as a women’s college, do they really need them?).</p>