<p>Which colleges do you consider to have the most pre-professional atmosphere?</p>
<p>Anything technology-oriented more than liberal arts oriented. And among schools with a significant balance between engineering, business, journalism, etc. and the liberal arts, Penn, Cornell, Northwestern and Duke are often cited as being relatively pre-professional in nature.</p>
<p>Thanks, gadad. Can anyone else add to this list. I have heard Claremont McKenna described that way. Any other liberal arts colleges fall in this category?</p>
<p>Yeah Claremont McKenna is definitely one.</p>
<p>It also depends on the major you're interested in pursuing.</p>
<p>Claremont McKenna is pre-professional? How weird. I didn't really think liberal arts schools could be pre-professional.</p>
<p>By the way, to the OP, isn't Brötchen good with Butter? ;)</p>
<p>Yes, with Butter, Schinken, Marmelade, but mostly with Nutella : )</p>
<p>It is pre professional, they won't shy from telling you that it is. That's one of the major reason why a lot of students end up attending to study their more popular majors of Political Science, Economics, and Government/International Relations. They have excellent placement into Law/Grad school, and their moto is leaders in the making.</p>
<p>Yes. liek0806, do you know of any other LAC with those characteristics?</p>