<p>So I am basically completely baffled as to where I should apply/look for college. I am a senior so this is sort of an impending reality... Originally I was set on going into business so I was looking at schools like Georgetown, GWU, BU, WashU, NYU, etc. but I also love Tufts which does not have a business program, so I have recently become more open to the prospect of schools that don't offer business and instead a more liberal arts based education (possibly majoring in either spanish/economics?). I have found I am not very hard to please when it comes to schools but I have decided upon a few criteria:</p>
<p>-I want a campus
-Near a city/town
-Northern schools (possibly with snow, pretty, mountains, etc.) although, recently the prospect of the south has grown on me... if the money is right...
-Offer merit scholarships!!
-Small class sizes or more individual attention is preferable
-School spirit (if there are athletic games to attend i.e. football, basketball, that's a plus but not imperative)
-I am planning on attending graduate school to receive an MBA so I would like to graduate undergrad with as little debt as possible... I am not obsessed with getting into the TOP TOP schools as long as I can get a good education with some merit aid because I probably would not qualify for much need-based aid.
-I don't want my classmates to be like some of those who attend ivies and can be little pretentious... I want to be happy and have fun in college, not feel super pressured by peers who feel the need to be perfect... :)</p>
<p>Here is a little about my stats:
-gpa: no 4.0 scale, but i have a steady increase from an 89-94 yearly average from fresh-junior year (hardest courses possible at highly competitive school)
-sat:lets not talk about it
-act:30, but retook today... i am a slow worker so i don't perform at my full potential.
-ec's: a few with strong leadership and dedication :) </p>
<p>Are there any good fits you can think of? HELP!</p>