<p>It is possible you will get into none of the schools on your list. Please follow some of the advice here and select some sub-first tier schools like Brandeis, Oberlin, Kenyon, or Bard. Of course, I make this suggestion knowing nothing of your qualifications. If you’re 3.7/1400, then you need to look lower for sure things.</p>
<p>Indeed, Circuit, I hope you’ll learn something about feet and mouth.</p>
<p>“I’m a musician who intends to major in STEM.”</p>
<p>Irrespective of the social scene, in addition to the suggestions above, seems to me you ought to be looking at Caltech.</p>
<p>One Direction meet Big Bang Theory :)</p>
<p>For a musician, who wants to major in a STEM field at an academically challenging school with a laid back atmosphere - check out OBERLIN. </p>
<p>It’s wonderful in all the categories you’ve listed.</p>
<p>I agree there is great science and strong music at Williams, Wesleyan, Brandeis, Hamilton, Bard and Oberlin. Check out Vassar - new science building in progress, also strong academically in the sciences and excellent music. Also just like Brown, Hamilton and Vassar have only a few distribution requirements so you can double major easily if that is important to you. Visit the schools and sit in on a rehearsal if possible. It really helped us to choose!</p>