Does anyone have any examples?
William & Mary
Notre Dame, 8,000 undergrads, small classes. ND is much more LAC like than Wake.
Maybe Lehigh.
Lehigh is a good one.
Thank you all. Any others?
Bucknell and College of the Holy Cross are D1 and larger than the typical LAC
U of Richmond. Boston College feels a lot smaller than its enrollment…academic buildings all clustered in one manageable section of campus, with dorms either to the east or the west.
Colgate is also D1 and somewhat larger than the typical LAC
Miami U in Oxford Ohio. Less than 20,000 students. Very preppy and draws from Chicago.
The focus is undergraduate teaching.
Maybe I’m interpreting it wrong, but I think the OP was asking for LAC - like big schools rather than big school - like LAC’s.
Brown?
What specific characteristics of LACs are you looking for?
UTulsa, Davidson
My account froze or something, so I made a new one, this is the OP. What I really meant was a tight-knit college with a small population and small class sizes but with relevant D1 athletic programs. I suppose my title was poorly worded, I meant “large” as in the athletics not the size of the college. While I understand that sports should not play a large role in my decision I plan to participate in sports and want to do it on the D1 level, and also I want the atmosphere that I think comes with having a big athletics program.
It would maybe help to know the sport.
Then Colgate and the other Patriot League school suggestions have been good ones.
You personally want to play D1 spots? Which sport? Have you been recruited?
Tulane
Look at the Patriot League schools, but some are D1 league members for only certain sports. Research whether they have the “relevant” athletics you want.
Cross Country/ Track is the sport I’d like to compete in, I’ll research on my own their programs. I just meant an atmosphere in which people care a little about some of the sports teams (I know cross country won’t be one, I mean like football, basketball, etc.) Doesn’t have to be to the love of, say, Alabama or anything. I suppose more than athletics I just meant a strong sense of school spirit.