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  1. Stanford University

    • 4 Year
    • STANFORD, CA
    • 1,210 reviews
    #1 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Alum: Now, 60+ years after a Stanford BSME, I am astoundingly grateful for a rounded undergraduate engineering education that led to 1) a succession of rewarding employments, and through those, 2) development of cultural appreciation and of language capability in Malaysian/Indonesian - employment experiences in human relations and communication that made me a more effective and versatile engineer. So to Stanford, thanks for getting me off to a great start!
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    • 4% Acceptance Rate
    • $16,779 Net Price
    • 1440-1570 SAT Range
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  2. Harvard University

    • 4 Year
    • CAMBRIDGE, MA
    • 763 reviews
    #2 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Alum: I came to Harvard as an advanced graduate student after experiences ranging from the University of Washington to German Universities includin Freiburg in the Black Forest, Tübingen, and Münster.
    Harvard distinguishes itself in the quality of fellow students, first, then a fine assortment of expert professors and a wondrous library and extensive museums. Incoming students must plan their time carefully or risk missing one of the world's top cultural sites. That said, a scholarly education is incomplete without experiences in other lands, where notions of team sports do not compete with university identities. Find the best world-class professors in your areas of interest and go to them. Stay as long as it takes to satisfy yourself.
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    • 5% Acceptance Rate
    • $18,030 Net Price
    • 1460-1570 SAT Range
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  3. California Institute of Technology

    • 4 Year
    • PASADENA, CA
    • 125 reviews
    #3 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Alum: Incredible place. The brightest minds working together to advance scientific progress all in a beautiful, warm neighborhood.
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    • 6% Acceptance Rate
    • $27,438 Net Price
    • 1530-1560 SAT Range
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  4. Princeton University

    • 4 Year
    • PRINCETON, NJ
    • 445 reviews
    #4 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Freshman: The courses, faculty, resources, and community here are all wonderful. There is truly a culture throughout the university of caring about the students and doing everything possible to help them succeed. The academics are, of course, extremely challenging, but there are plenty of ways to get help and the academic faculty are always very receptive to students needing assistance. Most everyone has the drive to succeed without creating an overly competitive or cutthroat environment. Culture outside of academics - arts, music, clubs, sports - is vibrant as well.
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    • 6% Acceptance Rate
    • $18,712 Net Price
    • 1460-1570 SAT Range
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  5. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    • 4 Year
    • CAMBRIDGE, MA
    • 636 reviews
    #5 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Junior: MIT is an outstanding university with numerous and diverse opportunities in research and academics. Classes at MIT are indeed difficult, with homework and associated studying consuming a large chunk of time. The beauty of this is that it pushes students to go above and beyond their previous understanding of what they believed themselves to be capable of. Additionally, the explorative and creative atmosphere which springs from the vibrancy of the student body and the faculty is second to none. There are so many chances to do great things at MIT, even as an undergrad!
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    • 7% Acceptance Rate
    • $20,465 Net Price
    • 1510-1570 SAT Range
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  6. University of Chicago

    • 4 Year
    • CHICAGO, IL
    • 1,194 reviews
    #6 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Freshman: My favorite part of UChicago is definitely its academics -- students are constantly encouraged to debate, rethink, and most importantly, listen. I was able to take a graduate student course as a first-year, and was amazed by the level of respectful and intellectual discussion that was possible! Students and professors alike are motivated, caring, and inclusive, and there's a strong sense of community everywhere you go, from the UCPD officer on the street corner to the dining hall staff. There's truly something for everyone, from Student Action to University Theater to Circus Club to Greek life. Regardless of extracurricular interests, however, there's an undeniable bond in the love of learning and open-mindedness that ties everyone in UChicago together.
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    • 6% Acceptance Rate
    • $34,719 Net Price
    • 1500-1570 SAT Range
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  7. Yale University

    • 4 Year
    • NEW HAVEN, CT
    • 1,004 reviews
    #7 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Freshman: Yale is an amazing school! The professors and students are all encouraging and friendly. Everyone there deserves to be there, which makes the learning environment extremely rewarding and stimulating. There are so many resources to help you navigate your time at Yale, especially during your first-year. You immediately build a community within your residential college, and can find a group instantly through classes or extracurriculars. The campus is beautiful, intertwined with the city. The courtyards of the residential colleges and the buildings on campus are unmatched by any other university in the country. Everyone is extremely friendly, all while you are earning a world-class education and building connections that will last for years to come.
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    • 6% Acceptance Rate
    • $18,073 Net Price
    • 1460-1570 SAT Range
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  8. Columbia University

    • 4 Year
    • NEW YORK, NY
    • 1,261 reviews
    #8 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Alum: Attending Columbia University was a fantastic experience for me. My professors were all very interesting. Some were a bit quirky, but that was ok. They always challenged me to be open to possibilities and to figure things out from all angles. The work load was definitely heavy, but I learned more there than anywhere else I have been since then. And the facilities were excellent. There's a telescope on campus and I'll never forget our class meeting at 9pm one night to view the planets and see what astronomers actually did. We saw rings of Saturn, Jupiters moons, storms on Jupiter, star clusters, and more. Even though it was only an elective class, I found it fascinating and the professor, who was visiting from England, was very engaging and enjoyed his work. All of my instructors were. They were all working and teaching, so it was the best of both worlds. Also, the research materials were endless. It didn't hurt that the school is in Manhattan, and in my favorite part!
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    • 5% Acceptance Rate
    • $21,828 Net Price
    • 1440-1570 SAT Range
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  9. Brown University

    • 4 Year
    • PROVIDENCE, RI
    • 1,019 reviews
    #9 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Senior: I love Brown. I transferred here, and quickly met some of the most amazing, passionate, and genuine people I could imagine. The student body is so friendly and hard-working. Still, the best part of Brown is the open curriculum—the academic freedom and autonomy I am given here has changed my relationship to learning and life in general. I have discovered so many interests I never know I had! The open curriculum, in general, is perfect for students who have lots of wide-ranging interests and want to pursue multiple fields, or know exactly what they want to specialize in. But it's also great for students who have no idea, and want time to explore and try new areas of study while they figure things out. I agree with other reviewers that the food and dorms aren't outstanding by any means. However, the academic environement, professors, and fellow students at Brown are more than worth it. I'm so sad to be graduating :(
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    • 7% Acceptance Rate
    • $27,218 Net Price
    • 1440-1570 SAT Range
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  12. Duke University

    • 4 Year
    • DURHAM, NC
    • 1,138 reviews
    #10 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Alum: Duke is a great school with tons of academic, extracurricular, and social opportunities for its students. Many of Duke's majors/minors are flexible and easy to combine, so I was able to study what truly interested me while still getting a well-rounded education. The strong level of professor engagement also sets Duke apart; I became close with many of my professors who served as mentors, advisors, and friends throughout college and even now after graduation. It's easy to get involved with research, study abroad, or engage in other opportunities that interest you. Duke has a diverse social scene, so there really is a place for everyone, but it can be challenging to navigate the selective organizations. There are hundreds of student groups to join, and most have strong social components too. The food and campus living environment are both superb, and the city of Durham is nearby and nice as well. Duke grads have numerous post-grad opportunities, and I was able to get a great job.
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    • 8% Acceptance Rate
    • $24,386 Net Price
    • 1480-1570 SAT Range
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  13. University of Pennsylvania

    • 4 Year
    • PHILADELPHIA, PA
    • 1,268 reviews
    #11 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Freshman: The best thing about Penn is definitely the people or the students. All students are motivated to do well, but also passionate about multiple interests. The amount of diversity you encounter is tremendous. It is the perfect blend of a campus life located in a city and the perfect example of a school with well-rounded students. Penn is also known for its research and professional resources. No matter what career you are considering Penn is the place to be. It is the school with the highest percentage of students with internships. There are numerous opportunities to get involved in research. One complaint might be that the culture is too pre-professional, but Penn has a great liberal arts program as well. It has some of the best programs in linguistics, psychology, and urban studies. Penn is a campus where innovation and research are encouraged and fulfilled. Furthermore, it is one of the best colleges in terms of engaging and serving the community.
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    • 8% Acceptance Rate
    • $24,771 Net Price
    • 1450-1560 SAT Range
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  14. Dartmouth College

    • 4 Year
    • HANOVER, NH
    • 702 reviews
    #12 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Junior: It is hard to imagine a better college than Dartmouth. The mix of academics, clubs and outdoor activities, and social scene is (in my opinion) unparalleled. Everyone is academically driven, and I feel like I can have an intellectual conversation with anyone on campus. There is a sport, club, or outdoor activity for everyone at the college, as most people I know are heavily involved in at least 2 extracurricular clubs. Lastly, the social scene is fun and inclusive. There are different frats and sororities for different all types of preferences, and every house has an "open door" policy. There is little to no social hierarchy that I've noticed (Football players aren't treated differently from comp sci geeks), making it so that anyone can be friends with anyone.

    One additional note: sophomore summer is the best term of all time! Look it up.
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    • 8% Acceptance Rate
    • $23,869 Net Price
    • 1440-1560 SAT Range
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  15. Pomona College

    • 4 Year
    • CLAREMONT, CA
    • 402 reviews
    #13 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Alum: Aside from all of the aspects Pomona promotes as the reasons in favor of attending, I have to say that the relationships I forged with faculty, staff, and my fellow majors (Public Policy Analysis) contributed in large part to my success in undergrad and beyond. The Career Development Office in particular helped me perfect my job-hunting skills, and tailor my resume to ensure I was always putting my best, most relevant self out there. The alumni network is robust, and folks are always willing to lend a helping hand when it comes to connecting current students and other alums to jobs or people who can lift them up. Thanks to the CDO, I was able to land a great internship that legitimized my thesis research to a point where I was able to create valid policy solutions to address the problems I was trying to solve, which is why I chose Pomona in the first place. So glad to have had the opportunities and experiences that I did! My life shifted for the better because of Pomona.
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    • A+
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    • 7% Acceptance Rate
    • $18,500 Net Price
    • 1390-1540 SAT Range
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  16. Rice University

    • 4 Year
    • HOUSTON, TX
    • 1,072 reviews
    #14 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Freshman: At first, I was a bit disappointed that I ended up at Rice University. I was aiming for the Ivy Leagues and ended up at a college that I hadn't even heard of before the university application process. However, even though I've only been here for a few weeks, I couldn't be happier. Rice is a super inclusive university, with only the best of the best as professors, and the people here are nicer than any other people I've ever met. Everyone in the student body is willing to get to know you and, as an introvert, I feel myself becoming more and more relaxed when hanging out and talking to other people. Of course, I couldn't mention Rice without mentioning how good their academics are, and as a STEM student the classes are fast-paced yet easy to understand. Rice also has an enormous campus that rivals the Ivies while only having a total enrollment of under 7000 students. This means that dorms are also massive, and the living conditions are sensational. I'm happy to be an Owl!
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    • 9% Acceptance Rate
    • $20,335 Net Price
    • 1470-1570 SAT Range
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  17. Vanderbilt University

    • 4 Year
    • NASHVILLE, TN
    • 1,285 reviews
    #15 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Sophomore: I've very much enjoyed my time here! My favorite thing about this school is the collaborative environment. You never feel alone here, and you'll find professors and friends who will support you through thick and thin. The liberal arts education is amazing because I've been exposed to so many new topics that I would've never studied otherwise. Although I'm here to get into medicine, I've developed a love for studying French, and this school has helped me pursue my passions in both fields.
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    • 9% Acceptance Rate
    • $25,855 Net Price
    • 1460-1560 SAT Range
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  18. Northwestern University

    • 4 Year
    • EVANSTON, IL
    • 1,410 reviews
    #16 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Freshman: Northwestern is definitely an academically rigorous school, but the amount of resources provided to its students makes success attainable. The Northwestern faculty goes above and beyond to ensure that their students have the support they need, not only to promote strong academics, but also all facets of health. Also, the student body at Northwestern is incredible! Everyone is extremely kind and inclusive. Thus, despite the rigor of the classes at NU--and the stress that such rigor entails--I have had such a positive experience that has made it all worth it!
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    • 9% Acceptance Rate
    • $26,196 Net Price
    • 1440-1550 SAT Range
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  19. Swarthmore College

    • 4 Year
    • SWARTHMORE, PA
    • 412 reviews
    #17 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Freshman: Swarthmore College is certainly a unique place to be, whether you're looking at its student body or academics. It is a little diverse, certainly not as diverse as I hoped, but then again, Swat is located in a little nook in PA. However, the majority of the students I have met there so far have been quirky in their own unique ways, nearly all of them loving seeing their friends and fellow classmates at Swat so frequently, especially since the campus is not very big. Swatties definitely are a studious bunch, each enjoying their own little niche (or big niche) hobbies.
    Academics at Swat are tough, true to their reputation. However, the professors are very kind and genuinely want the students to learn, despite grades.
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    • 9% Acceptance Rate
    • $19,759 Net Price
    • 1380-1540 SAT Range
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  22. Bowdoin College

    • 4 Year
    • BRUNSWICK, ME
    • 705 reviews
    #18 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Niche User: Bowdoin is very academically rigorous. However, this academic rigor and it’s growing reputation ensures that it will give students the best career opportunities. It is a tight knit and intimate environment with a strong sense of community. An all-undergraduate population ensures that students get equal access to resources, professors, internships and research opportunities. Campus is small, but beautiful especially in the fall and winter. Food is really good, and the town has great options if you wanna switch it up. I would definitely recommend this school to someone who is smart enough to get into an Ivy League school, but craves a more intimate environment.
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    • 9% Acceptance Rate
    • $23,808 Net Price
    • 1360-1510 SAT Range
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  23. Johns Hopkins University

    • 4 Year
    • BALTIMORE, MD
    • 1,324 reviews
    #19 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Alum: I was a student at the JHU Peabody Conservatory of Music. I believe firmly that institutions will not support you unless you advocate for yourself. Because I advocated for myself, I was granted lots of different opportunities to grow and perform while enrolled. Peabody is now working to expand the amount of public engagement and community performance its students participate in, which I think is a good thing. Overall, I encountered great professors who were thorough, knowledgeable, and intentional in their academic practice. The music faculty is top tier, too. You get out of this school what you put into it!
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    • A+
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    • A+
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    • 11% Acceptance Rate
    • $28,999 Net Price
    • 1460-1560 SAT Range
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  24. Cornell University

    • 4 Year
    • ITHACA, NY
    • 1,964 reviews
    #20 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Alum: Supportive Professors and administration. No shortage of ways to get involved on campus socially. You will be surrounded by warm, intellectual, and hard-working peers. Weather can be unpleasant for those used to warmer climates. Career resources could be better, and students approach job fairs in a somewhat cut-throat manner. I have heard that the same is true for certain undergraduate majors/pre-professional tracks, such as pre-med and engineering. Overall, a memorable and wonderful place to go to school as an undergrad-- Ithaca is gorges! You will work hard, learn a great deal, and make long-lasting connections.
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    • 11% Acceptance Rate
    • $28,921 Net Price
    • 1400-1560 SAT Range
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  25. Colby College

    • 4 Year
    • WATERVILLE, ME
    • 538 reviews
    #21 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Freshman: Colby is a really great school, and all that I was looking for academically. While the workload for some of my classes took a little bit of transitioning towards, I feel like I am being challenged while also learning a lot. The school gives great financial aid and funding, which is a huge advantage too.

    Personally, I like the smaller campus size. It's easy to navigate and get around, but there's still a pretty wide expanse so you don't feel suffocated. However, because it is a small campus, there isn't much to do outside of events being held. Downtown is also pretty barren, and there's nothing to do. The shuttle is a bit limited, and only goes downtown and to Walmart. Having a car would be very nice here! If you love nature and the outdoors, it's perfect here.

    There is a lack of diversity, but also more diversity than I was expecting from a college in the middle of nowhere Maine.
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    • 10% Acceptance Rate
    • $19,592 Net Price
    • 1380-1520 SAT Range
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  26. Claremont McKenna College

    • 4 Year
    • CLAREMONT, CA
    • 422 reviews
    #22 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Sophomore: Claremont Mckenna College is an amazing academic institution. Every student here is so passionate and loves to learn. Claremont has an incredible, close knit-community that is incredibly supportive. My professors all are so kind and involved. I love CMC! Sko nas!
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    • 10% Acceptance Rate
    • $24,456 Net Price
    • 1360-1510 SAT Range
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  29. United States Naval Academy

    • 4 Year
    • ANNAPOLIS, MD
    • 235 reviews
    #23 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Alum: This is the best of the Academies. You have the most options to serve your Country (aviation, ships, submarines, tanks, etc.) This is for people who want to develop as a whole person (body, mind, spirit). You will be challenged, but it will forge you into a better person, with life-time comrades you will always keep in touch with, and can count on. And you will have an eternal urge to BEAT ARMY!
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    • 8% Acceptance Rate
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    • 1240-1460 SAT Range
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  30. Amherst College

    • 4 Year
    • AMHERST, MA
    • 305 reviews
    #24 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Senior: Overall, an incredible place. Not only are the classes and professors amazing and inspiring but unlike the big elite colleges it is easy to form relationships with professors and you aren't just stuck in a lecture hall. I cannot emphasize how good academics here are - and even better, it's not a crushing or competitive culture. You will be challenged but not overwhelmed.
    The people here are open minded, diverse, and interesting - the social scene is various so it is easy to find your people whether you are geeky, into parties, etc. The town is kind of small but the fact that you are part of a five college consortium really helps.
    My only complain is that the dining hall is terrible - it's honestly an affront given how much people pay to go here.
    Overall, if you are a passionate, academically minded person who wants an immersive college experience this is the place for you. I never believed that college would be the best years of my life until I actually came here and experienced it.
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    • 11% Acceptance Rate
    • $16,339 Net Price
    • 1310-1520 SAT Range
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  31. Williams College

    • 4 Year
    • WILLIAMSTOWN, MA
    • 300 reviews
    #25 Hardest Colleges to Get Into in America

    Alum: TL;DR: Williams is one of the best schools out there, especially for economically underprivileged and/or international students. Apply even if you think you won’t get in!

    Financials: I am a recent alumnus from a foreign country who had to pay less than 3K per year(!) towards my education at Williams; the rest was covered by non-repayable Williams grants. The College also pays for your medical insurance, ALL book expenditures, yearly round-trip to your home country (with all expenses). Other one-off expenses they covered: getting a visa, passport renewal, dental expenditures (over $10K). For someone who comes from a poor family whose total earnings are less than $30K/year, all this was an enormous benefit!

    Academics: Williams is very strong because its professors take time to teach you the material. 1-1 teaching sessions, research work with professors is easily attainable because professors care about their students.

    Exit opportunities: plentiful, prosperous, and very accessible!
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    • 13% Acceptance Rate
    • $17,303 Net Price
    • 1410-1550 SAT Range
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    Bridgewater College

    • 4 Year
    • BRIDGEWATER, VA
    • 432 reviews

    Senior: My experience at BC was worth the investment and much appreciated! I loved the atmosphere and the college truly desires for you to achieve your dreams. As a small college, relationships were important and everyone loved to talk about anything. Everyone is very helpful on campus. It did not have the best buildings or food but it makes up for it through the ability to feel at home. Thank you!
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    • 67% Acceptance Rate
    • $18,727 Net Price
    • 960-1180 SAT Range
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    Eastern Mennonite University

    • 4 Year
    • HARRISONBURG, VA
    • 345 reviews

    Freshman: I have just started my process into Emu's program for nursing and I'm also getting involved in their soccer team. Just starting out is really scary but I have gone through the process with extremely helpful people who have took me around and assisted me no matter the problems I was having. I am very excited to start there as the experience has already been great and I have heard numerous good things. Diving into this process was not easy but with the help of staff it was easy to get anything solved so this experience so far as been excellent and I'm ready for the next four years there.
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    • B+
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    • 65% Acceptance Rate
    • $24,936 Net Price
    • 980-1220 SAT Range
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    Radford University

    • 4 Year
    • RADFORD, VA
    • 1,588 reviews

    Junior: Radford is a good school with great professors, great buildings, and a great fraternity and sorority life. I did not enjoy Radford as much as I do now being in a sorority. The food is average and you will most most likely get stuck in Muse, with no A/C. Most of the students are friendly and you are sure going to get along with your classmates! The school is small but big at the same time! You will end up knowing most people in your major!
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    • 75% Acceptance Rate
    • $14,981 Net Price
    • 890-1060 SAT Range
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