<p>neu dorms are tiny? at least the froshes.</p>
<p>was umass more rurally?</p>
<p>To get to Umass you go through farms. But when you get there it’s like a town. It’s beautiful there. Grass, trees. Brick buildings. Ponds etc.</p>
<p>so the path to Umass is like a farm but Umass is not a farm, it is a town.</p>
<p>grass, trees, ponds?
i want some angry drivers, congested freeways, and pollution :D</p>
<p>lolz
then you must see BU.</p>
<p>or barnard in nyc 
or rutgers in new brunswick or dun dun dun MIT!!!</p>
<p>Of course MIT.
How silly of me to not remember lolz.</p>
<p>durrrhhhhhhh</p>
<p>gonna visit Barnard, Coumbia, and NYU before July but I can really visit them anytime since all I have to do is take the train >.></p>
<p>lucky! i have to drive to all of these places…
i’m so excited for barnard!</p>
<p>i just meant that im considering hbcus</p>
<p>Sent from iPhone</p>
<p>Oh I only know of a few HBCUs</p>
<p>@CPU- yeah me too 
Are you gonna apply to any of their summer programs?</p>
<p>"i thought wesleyan is in CT? there’s another one?
what does (…) mean? "</p>
<p>wesleyan was on my way down to PA, we just visited it as we were traveling down towards swarthmore. and (…) just meant “eh”, like i didn’t really care either way, there was nothing wrong with the schools but they just did nothing for me.</p>
<p>Oh okay lol.
I’ve seen Wesleyan’s indoor track when I went for meets, but never the school.</p>
<p>I’ve visited Cornell (decent), SUNY Geneseo (liked it a lot), SUNY Binghamton (did not like it), Georgetown (loved it), Wesleyan (decent), UNC (loved it), Duke (eh), and JHU (liked it a lot).</p>
<p>Wesleyan’s a very nice school, just a little small.</p>