He loved it. It was perfect for him. It's small and has a caring environment where students don't get lost and do have real opportunities to get to know a superb faculty. The student mix is very diverse and the girls are all really smart. My son never really had any girlfriends in HS, but he had two "serious" ones at Swarthmore and the last is on going. The academic program is exceptional in both humanities and sciences. My son took advantage of the honors option and selected two majors. If you want a close knit environment over a large university, you can't go wrong with Swarthmore. If you have otehr questions, you can pm me.Keirador said:
WelcomeOrpheusPrime said:I've been lurking a long'ish time here at the forums. Time to post.
I've encountered you in that fallacious "Write your Senator" thread, you seem like you'll fit in quite well. Always nice to have someone clear-headed about.OrpheusPrime said:I've been lurking a long'ish time here at the forums. Time to post.
I remember you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Kevinicus said:I'm baaaack
I promise to get right back into that when I get back in July.
Feel free to swing by one of our fine Internet Cafes and chuck in a bit of spam now and again. Where are you visiting?Perfection said:
I might do that, but then again, I might not.chunkymonkey said:
London, Paris, Zurich, Florence, Innsbruck and Munichchunkymonkey said:
