<p>One young woman who worked for me went to West Chester. I’d never heard of it before, but she was great–smart, prepared, hard-working, classy. So that gave me a great impression of the school.</p>
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<p>Yeah, he did turn out well for a typical WCU student.</p>
<p>West Chester University is great. My d loves it and it’s a great little town. She went down south to the College of Charleston but didn’t like then southern deal. Definitely look at w.c. Because she didn’t and now loves. The price is terrific.</p>
<p>Given that your daughter tends to freeze on tests, she might be better off considering small schools, were there aren’t going to be a lot of large lecture classes and timed tests for the first two years and the faculty will get to know her well. A humanities major at the LAC, for example, is likely to be writing a lot of papers which may play to your daughter’s strengths. </p>
<p>The good news is that there are very few multiple choice and short answer tests in the real world. Strong writing skills, good social skills, the ability to make a persuasive case, and creative thinking will more than compensate for the tendency to ‘freeze’ when presented with a #2 pencil.</p>
<p>Note: This thread was started in 2009!</p>