<p>Which one has the best economics & math program (not overall academics)?</p>
<li>Smith College</li>
<li>Sarah Lawrence College</li>
<li>Conneticut College</li>
<li>Hampshire College</li>
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<p>Thx</p>
<p>Smith, no doubts about it. One piece of info: Smith is ranked 17th of all LACs in terms of publications in economics journals (Source: “Economic Research at National Liberal Arts Colleges: School Rankings”). Besides, it is an AWESOME school, with very, very strong math and econ departments. Next in line would be Conn College, then Sarah Lawrence.</p>
<p>I’m not sure about Hampshire. Their econ department looks pretty weak based on the profs I saw online, but their math is strong, I think.</p>
<p>yeah smith is a good school. so is conn college. sarah lawrence i envision as a very hippie-ish school, that emphasizes english and literature, and so i don’t think of it as very math-y but these are just impressions. i don’t know anything about hampshire</p>
<p>wow. thx for the reply. I will definitely apply for Smith & Conn College. </p>
<p>I wonder which of those two is the hardest one to get into. Sure Smith has a higher rank and supposed to be harder to get into, but Conn Coll only accepted about 29 transfer student each academic year, while Smith accepted 80 students every Fall.</p>
<p>i’ve just finished my essay for conn coll. Can anyone read it (esp. those of you who are good with grammar)?</p>