<p>yes, but you knew where I was sitting... and the only person there at the time was a little boy in a suit haha...unless you just guessed again. She made me really nervous because she wouldnt answer me back but I liked her because she was really friendly... or at least looked it.</p>
<p>Blair, remember how much we worried before the decisions (and after for me)?</p>
<p>that's a distant memory, msu.</p>
<p>Well, the chairs near the fireplace are in the middle of the room,too isolating.The Chairs near the reception desk are too close to the action.As far as the little boy in a suit.Exeter gets double it's share of young/small nerdy kids.Most girls take the comfortable chairs or sofa near the window.Therefore MSU you would likely be where you were. I was at 2 tours and the place looked the same everytime.</p>
<p>This brings my to how interesting it is that D'yer got the impression that Exeter was "warmer" than Andover. Exeter has some wonderful teachers and students, but the overwhelming aura is competition, grey matter over substance and a hint or arrogance that smells like a tenured professor.</p>
<p>If one is serious about any of these schools make as many trips as you can afford.You will ultimately see the real personality of any school.</p>
<p>Well, you actually get your roommate and adviser assignments in the mid-August mailing (for Exeter).</p>
<p>nothing personal if you are young , small or nerdy. Exeter has some great kids. Are you 12 or 13?</p>
<p>you have a good memory of the whole layout of the building haha.
nope im 16</p>
<p>edit: sorry I didnt see that it was directed to redpride</p>
<p>I could probably give the same details about andover. Useless unless you are a writer, cop,artist , spy...well maybe not useless.</p>