<p>Any other schools nearby for fun and games?</p>
<p>Swarthmore and Haverford are near Bryn Mawr, and Philadelphia is pretty close.</p>
<p>Also nearby are Penn, St. Joseph's, Villanova. Many of your friends at BMC will have friends at nearby colleges so you can often tag along to parties and social events. I have a very active social life but it usually involves going off campus. Whether you like that idea or not is your choice. I personally love not having screaming drunk people running around campus at 3 AM -- that's only happened once this entire year, at Halloween where there is a huge party that lots of other schools come over for.</p>
<p>It's awesome in that way -- you can go spend a wild weekend at Penn and then come back to your stunning, silent campus, lounge around in your beautiful castle of a dorm, and of course eat fabulous desserts in the dining hall. It's also a great place to bring guests because you'll be able to serve them fabulous food and take leisurely strolls through the grounds. :)</p>
<p>Wondering, it is obvious you truly love Bryn Mawr!</p>
<p>Are the academics, workload pressuring? WHat goes on during the week besides work?
I'm concerned that some of these small LAC can be stiffling.</p>
<p>I won't lie, work is the number one priority at any brainy LAC. </p>
<p>But there's still plenty to do on campus at Bryn Mawr -- there are Classics, Physics, and Math colloquia, visiting speakers, the occasional band (and many more bands at Haverford's very awesome Lunt Caf</p>
<p>Wondering - are you a current student?</p>