<p>Hey guys. I'm looking for a school that has between 2000-8,000 people, and is located in an urban setting. I have decent stats, and east coast is preferred. any ideas?</p>
<p>Lots of options … you need to provide more info (qualifications, interests, budget, etc.)</p>
<p>Possibilities include Johns Hopkins and Loyola University MD (Baltimore), the Philadelphia-area Quaker schools (Haverford, Bryn Mawr<em>, Swarthmore), Barnard</em> and Columbia (NYC), Yale (New Haven), Brown (Providence), Boston College and Harvard. Outside the east: the University of Chicago, Macalester (Twin Cities), Washington U. St. Louis, Occidental (LA). Most of these are very selective.</p>
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<p>College of Saint Rose, Albany, NY</p>
<p>Wake Forest (NC)
University of Richmond (VA)</p>
<p>Tufts, Holy Cross, Trinity.</p>
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<p>How about Wesleyan (CT) ?</p>
<p>Some odd ideas about what’s considered urban.</p>
<p>American University in DC</p>
<p>George Washington University in DC-but it’s a little bigger than your upper limit, around 11,000 undergrads</p>
<p>I failed to mention this in the original post, but I’m a transfer. When I said decent, I meant alright; My hs gpa was a 3.7 and sat was 1940, although I would be willing to retake. Currently I attend a small lac and have a 4.0, with great teacher recs. Perhaps that will give you some more information on where I could get into. </p>
<p>Right now I think I’m applying to Vanderbilt. And yes I know its a reach.</p>
<p>Case Western in Cleveland but it’s a little bit of a reach.</p>