<p>"No, Pton doesnt have an agreement with Smith. Pton doesnt offer the guarantee to its own students."</p>
<p>Neither does Dartmouth, Tufts, Notre Dame, JHU, or the University of Michigan. Only to Smithies. (I'll find the press release when I get a chance.)</p>
<p>{{(I'll find the press release when I get a chance.)}}</p>
<p>Dont waste your time Mini. Call dawn Scaparotti, the asst director of the engineering dept, and shell inform you Im correct.</p>
<p>Dawn is a Smith alumna and a fantastic resource for prospective engineering students.</p>
<p>Think about it for a second, if Princeton was in fact part of the consortium one has to assume Smith would have Princeton listed on the website.</p>
<p>Thats not to say at some point in the past there wasnt a press release contrary to present arrangements. :)</p>
<p>I am Smith's to lose. In other words, if I like the Open Campus I am totally ready to enroll. I just have to make sure I like the idea of an all-women's college in practice as well as I do in theory.
Dawn Scaparotti sounds like someone I should know. Do you know her e-mail RLT? I'd call but I'm never home during business hours.</p>
<p>You bet. <a href="mailto:dscaparo@email.smith.edu">dscaparo@email.smith.edu</a><a href="413">/email</a> 585- 7000 Dawns office is located on the 3rd floor, 51 college Ln Please spend some time talking to her. You would be doing yourself a serious disservice if you didnt.
And as I said, Dawn is a Smith alumna, so she can speak about innumerable subjects regarding Smith outside of the engineering dept.
If I can be of any help, please feel free to PM me any time.</p>