Hey, guys! I am really sold on the idea of attending a small college in Ohio after graduation. Anyone have suggestions? I'd love to hear your experiences or what you've heard about these colleges.
Sure, happy to help! As an Ohio resident myself, I've heard lots great things about a number of small colleges in the state. Some standout options include:
1. Oberlin College: It's a small liberal arts college that's particularly known for its strong faculty engagement and social justice initiatives. It also houses an esteemed music conservatory if you’re interested in that.
2. Denison University: Denison offers rigorous academics and is well-regarded for its literature and social science programs. It also has a strong emphasis on community with a multitude of ways to involve students on campus.
3. Kenyon College: Kenyon charges to the top for its rich literary tradition. It's an ideal pick if you're interested in writing or literature due to the strong emphasis in these areas.
4. The College of Wooster: This school is known for its unique emphasis on undergraduate research. Their Independent Study program culminates in a significant research or creative project your senior year, creating an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience in your chosen field.
5. Wittenberg University: Great choice for someone interested in the sciences. They offer a wide-array of lab and research opportunities.
These colleges each have a unique offering, so consider what you're interested in studying and the type of environment you'll thrive in when making your choice.
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