Where should I go, Lehigh or University of Richmond?
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Well the two schools are very similar.  Lehigh is slightly better at number 32 and Richmond is 34.  Richmond is in a suburban setting but Lehigh is in an urban setting.  And Richmond tuition is about 2,000 dollars more a year than Lehigh. I'd say Lehigh is best.
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Southampton is nice seaside area i lived there for 2 years i really liked it .. had to move to London because of work ..The University is better then Warwick one i am sure you will enjoy living in Southampton .. good-luck
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Of course! To help you pick one however, determine your preferences: student population (Big, medium, small?), setting (rural or urban), distance from home (driveable or flyable?), tuition (what can you afford?), strength of academic programs of interest, student life (parties or mellow?).  All these things can be checked out through a Barron's College guide-type book.  Your guidance counselor is also a good resource.  Once you've narrowed down your choices, try to visit the campuses too -- remember you'll be spending the next few years of your life there! Good luck!
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I actually considered going to Pitt. I live out of state so it was pricey. I like the school, LOVE the area, there is a lot to do. I still go to Oakland on occasion.
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its about two hours give or take  30 minutes. UVA is in charlottesville and Univ richmond is in richmond.
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universite laval in quebec city\ni studied there this summer, it is a great place
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I would recommend Princeton. Very strong Philosophy PHD program.
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Both are great choices academically. One has to know other concerns you have in particular to give the precise answer. My suggestion is to visit both schools and meet the dept. liaison officers and ask them every thing you want to know for each school.
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Randolph-Macon College in Ashland, Virginia and Longwood University in Farmville, VA are the epitome of high quality schools in a small town setting. UVA (The University of Virginia) is in Charlottesville, a small city but is one of the best public Universities in the nation. You should also check out James Madison University (Harrisonburg,VA); and Virginia Tech (Blacksburg, VA). The University of Richmond is a prestigeous University with a beautiful campus on the outskirts of Richmond, the campus is surrounded by forest and is a short drive to Richmond's metropolitan downtown districts and swanky west end. You should visit some of these colleges sometime this summer.
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For campus atmosphere, consider Auburn University. \n\nFor academics, consider Birmingham-Southern.
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Try Stanford or Saint Mary's college. Also check out the UC system website, it will lead you to all the UC's that have an economic page.
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Check out university of BC aka UBC. Vancouver
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Howdy!  I currently live in Bloomington and my partner and I are both bi.  The university community is the San Francisco of the midwest, the rest of the town is pretty liberal compared to the rest of Indiana.  Bloomington is a blast and pretty safe.  You can usually find us dancing at Bullwinkle's on Friday night, and you can sip away with fellow liberals at Soma coffee house.  Let me know if you need a tour guide!
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I went to the New School for Social research for Summer School a long time ago. It was the best experience ever. The people that attend are independent thinkers and the school is extremely competitive. Just taking a couple of classes in Economics made me change my whole major. I liked Eugene Lang better than NYU because the classes are smaller and one gets more attention. (I went to Columbia U). Hope that helps.
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UCLA is obviously more convenient, but Harvard is a MUCH better school (also obviously.) If the student is going to college, having gone to summer school at Harvard will look great all over the world! Really looks good on a application.\n\nGoing to summer school at UCLA only looks good in...L.A!
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According to my source (which cites the US News and World Report college and university survey) the most selective zoology programs are found at Harvard, University of MIchigan - Ann Arbor, and BYU-Provo.  \n\nI'd go for UM-Ann Arbor, personally -- it's more affordable than Harvard, and Michigan is mroe fun than Utah.  :)
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Virgina Commonwealth University  In Richmond\n\nShenandoah University in Winchester\n\nare to very good ones