Ithaca or University of Vermont?
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idk sorry\n♥ rebelde_roberta8
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Middlebury and Bennington are the best colleges in Vermont.\nBoth are highly selective, and applicants should be in the top tenth of their class, have outstanding SAT scores and GPAs, superb letters of recommendation, and special qualities or skills that set them apart from the crowd.\n\nUVM (University of Vermont) is also a great school, and while still selective in terms of admission, will admit students with slightly lower GPAs and SATs.\n\nBest wishes to your niece.
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I heard that the university of florida is pretty good..also you might want to check out Penn State
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Among those that you have mentioned, Hofstra seems to have a better program.  Despite Hosftra is not too far away from New York City but the town of Hempstead may not be a wonderful experience.  You may want to consider programs with a more diversified student body.  Are you concentrating your search in NY only, if not, you may want to consider University of Michigan, University of Chicago, Standford....Best of luck!
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St. John's University in Queens, NY ..it's a great school for pharmacy & ..nothing else
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Buff State is a great college with a super teaching program.  Don't know about CUNY though.  Plus, Buffalo ROCKS!!  GO SABRES!!
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Ok, here's the scoop.  The difference between Smith and Wellesley is precisely reflected in the difference between the cities of Northampton and Wellesley, MA.\n\nIf you've visited, you know exactly what I mean.  Northampton is, well, "crunchier," and more eclectic, and Wellesley is, well, "smoother," and a bit more mainstream.\n\nBoth schools are fantastic, with great professors, gorgeous campuses, superb intellectual environments, and diverse social opportunities.\n\nHere's my best advice:  Check out the website below.  Search each college's name, and read the discussion boards.  That should help.  \n\n(I'm a Seven Sisters grad myself [Vassar], and know these colleges very well, from visits and from the experiences of many friends and colleagues.  Personally, I'm slightly partial to Smith.  Their campus is just so lovely.)
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Cornell, Colgate, Universities are the better schools.  The\n   important issues are how are you working within the \n   scholarship plans, what field of studies, what type of training\n   for what adult career do you want?
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I'd go with Purdue, but it depends on what you want to study.  Also, realize that UNC has multiple campuses in different cities.
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The only thing good about New York state would be New York City. You could also talk about Colleges in NY, like Syracuse and NYU.
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Columbia, Cornell, CUNY Graduate School, Fordham, Syracuse, Utica College of Syracuse University, Yeshiva
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I have to say FSU but I am biased because I go there! UF is more of a science school I think...And Tallahassee is so much better than Gainesville...Make the right choice and be a Nole!!
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University of Michigan has a great program! Also, George Washington Univ. isn't bad.
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Melbourne University\nBond University
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cornell university or\nusanews.com should give start
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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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University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh\nSmall teaching college, inexpensive, close to home, good teachers\nDominican University for second Masters\nVery cool building of stone and ivy--looks like it belongs in a gothic movie.