<p>That’s what it says. (I don’t know who was first or second.) I expect they were still first per capita. </p>
<p>Just checked. They were third this year with 36. Third last year with 37. First in 2006 with 34.</p>
<p>Thanks for checking. Good luck with the mini-you at AU!</p>
<p>bonbear, if it makes a difference AU’s Washington College of Law is right there, and might give you an edge down the road…</p>
<p>Having the Law School “right there” will do nothing for you. AU, like all law schools, want a diverse class (meaning where the students were undergrad) and AU students have no edge getting in.</p>
<p>Yes, but it can’t hurt having WCL so close, and may even color OP’s view of law as the next step…</p>
<p>“Thanks for checking. Good luck with the mini-you at AU!.”</p>
<p>I have two d.'s, one graduating from Smith and taking up a graduate fellowship at Princeton, the other headed to AU. The Smithie would never find what she needed at AU, the Eagle would never find what she needed at Smith. I think Colby would be an even more extreme case. There are students, of course, who would get a good education at either, but it would be a profoundly different education.</p>
<p>Thanks so much everyone - I decided to go to Colby College. And I always have the choice to transfer to American…they have a lot of transfer students and I can still get the scholarship if I transfer. Thanks again and good luck to everyone.</p>