<p>Consider Wesleyan University - respected, very liberal, relatively close to NYC, academic and accomplished but also creative and artsy students.</p>
<p>Awesome ECs! You have lots of potential. Feel free to apply, but it might be kinda hard because of financial factors.</p>
<p>Shankapotamus, she was looking for a college that might “fit” her, as she put it. Her list suggests elite colleges, and someone had mentioned Emory, which is also considered elite. As a fellow Irish citizen (with dual American citizenship) I thought that I would point out to my fellow Irish citizen that Emory has an Irish Studies minor, as this tidbit might add to her comfort level. It’s not as unusual as you may think that an Irish citizen would be interested in a minor in Irish Studies.</p>
<p>To be honest I wouldn’t really consider womens colleges, having been in an all girls secondary school I think four more years of a mostly girls perspective might just kill me;)
I’ve looked into some of the schools mentioned and they look pretty damn cool, I need to do more research though:)
Is it just me or do you find irish people everywhere nighthawk?</p>
<p>p.s. I was born in, and grew up in the middle east ( never had citizenship there, and both parents are Irish ). To be honest I’m the type of person that will be happy everywhere. ( The culture shock from Abu Dhabi to west coast of Ireland was huge, and i dealt with that pretty well. makes me feel invincible;) )</p>