UM, WUSTL Vs Liberal Arts Colleges

<p>I am a Chinese student. Below is my application result. I met a conflict between Liberal arts colleges and national universities. As an intl' student with not much money, I would love to breathe the unique US education feature-liberal arts. But on the other hand, college education is such a big investment. I also have to take UM, WUSTL's reputation into consideration...I don't get lots of first hand info here in China. I need your help,plz. I might want to go into biz in future. But I am also concerned with social sciences-Econ and international relations maybe. I want to become a negotiator in future,say, working with US counterparts on the ever increasing trade disputes:) Thank you for your help in advance!!! I love this forum~ </p>

<p>University of Michigan at Ann Arbor,School <em>of Literature, Sc</em>iences and Arts(FA result hasn't come out, seems no aid for international student) </p>

<p>Washington University in St. Louis, liberal* arts(half aid about 25,000 but still too expensive)</p>

<p>University of Maryland at College Park, Honors Program in ECON,No money</p>

<p>Grinnell College($20,00<em>0 scholarship which is important to me),</em>liberal arts </p>

<p>Bard College, liberal arts, full scholarship</p>

<p>Furman University, l*iberal arts, No money</p>

<p>DePauw University, liberal arts, Full scholarship</p>

<p>i wld choose bard</p>

<p>umich proly wont give u any money no ffense.</p>

<p>and depauw is kinda..... mediocre</p>

<p>If cost is an issue, and you can't afford U of M then, based on where you got in, and the money each is offering, it really ought to be a choice between either Bard or Grinnell, both of which are excellent LACs.</p>