What is your dream college?

Pre-College Issues High School Life
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<p>M I T</p>

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<p>Stanford. Or Pomona.</p>

<p>Basically any place warm and sunny. I'm sick of winter in the Northeast.</p>

23

<p>COLUMBIA!!</p>

<p>Seriously. When I walked in, it was just...right. NO other college has made me feel that way. Other colleges, it was like "Hmm, this isn't bad exactly but it isn't [big pause] COLUMBIA." I haven't been obsessing over it for years (that honor goes to Stanford up until last year) but I still love it to death and will be praying to the early admission gods when my time comes.</p>

24

<p>UChicago... How I love thee...</p>

25

<p>dartmouth............................</p>

26

<p>Columbia College. That, or Amherst.</p>

27

<p>community college</p>

28

<p>cmu (ece), <em>please give me $ so I can go CMU</em></p>

29

<p>duke all the way</p>

30

<p>ahhh...i'm staying in the good ole Hoosier state (mostly so I can stick my dad for 1/3 of college costs :D ) but it's Notre Dame</p>

<p>sigh...I feel like I'm shooting so low compared to you all</p>

31

<p>yale or duke (in my dreams)</p>

32

<p>I have eight dream colleges.</p>

33

<p>seriously..</p>

<p>university of toronto
university of western ontatrio
queens university</p>

<p>they all got amazing business programs.. check dem out</p>

34

<p>you're wierd in a wierd way.</p>

35

<p>MIT <em>dreams</em></p>

<p>I love it at every angle. I want to live near Boston, I like science but want to do a minor in Linguistics (or major?), and I'd really love to do their programs for going to China to teach little people English.</p>

36

<p>haha teach little people english.</p>

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<p>What hould you look for in a dream college ?</p>

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<p>it has all the things I want in a college</p>

39

<p>What I'm looking for in a college:</p>

<p>Location: Gets snow in the winter, and doesn't get above 30C in the summer (I'm not a hot weather person). Can't be too humid either. Urban area, with a relatively low crime rate. Good transit system.</p>

<p>Actual College: Accessible professors, smaller classes (a few large lectures are okay though). Overall strong academics. Good pre-med program hopefully without the cutthroat attitude that I've read about in some schools. Preferably not a huge party scene/Greek life.</p>

<p>That's all I can think of for now.</p>

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<p>Harvard or MIT baby. lol</p>