<p>Probably Indiana because it's still a great business school.</p>
<p>uva and william and mary</p>
<p>^ ur prolly from VA and relatively smart...</p>
<p>my first choice is also the easiest to get into, it seems, of the schools i have my eye on. School of Visual Arts.</p>
<p>Tulane is in the top 50 yeah but since I'm already in I consider it a safety :D</p>
<p>BU probably</p>
<p>Great safeties imo: Warren Wilson, Evergreen State, UN-Asheville, New College of Florida (altho getting bit too competitive to be a considered a safety for everyone), St John's College, Agnes Scott, Arizona State, Knox College, Hendrix College, Hillsdale, Beloit, Eckerd College to name a few that come to mind...</p>
<p>CSU Long Beach!</p>
<p>I guess my actual favorite safety (before I got accepted to Tulane) was LSU. Although a little TOO much school spirit.</p>
<p>East Carolina University. G-Vegas baby!</p>
<p>oh yea and in addition to Boston University;
other safeties include Fordham, Syracuse</p>
<p>Miami University (Ohio)</p>
<p>Tulane started out as my favorite safety too, but now it's my first choice (so favorite all around)!</p>
<p>Hmm... I haven't visited Rhodes yet, but I'm planning to soon.
Apart from that, definitely Tulane.</p>
<p>Saw someone post William and Mary in here...that school is the most selective public in the country. That's no safety.</p>
<p>This question makes no sense, as a safety school will be different for different students with different grades, course selection, SAT scores, etc. It would be helpful to have a formula to help figure out what should be your safety school. (I saw one on CC a few days ago but did not copy it down, unfortunately).</p>
<p>Yeah, I think the only real "safety" for everyone would have to be a community college..</p>
<p>There are some state schools with a formula for admission based just on GPA/SAT so you can have guaranteed admission if you're above a certain "index", that would be a true safety school as well</p>
<p>sorry, guys i guess i should bust out and derive a massive formula that results in the perfect safety for everyone..., i just was trying to get opinions, not precise answers for everyone to go by</p>
<p>^^^^ I included schools that had over a 65% acceptance rate, figuring if you're here on CC and are looking for "safeties", you probably won't be in that bottom 35%.</p>