1. Florida State University

    • 4 Year
    • Tallahassee, FL
    • 7,105 reviews
    #94 Best Colleges in America

    Freshman : Staff are quick and dedicated to making your college experience as skill-learning as possible. Teachers are dedicated to aiding you if you ask for it and there are several groups and organizations that offer tutoring and support through out your journey. The campus is stunning and well taken care of and the student organizations are eventful and offer an opportunity to make new friends with similar interests.

    There is mental, spiritual, and physical guidance if necessary. If you have any questions someone on staff has the answer and can help you with whatever you need. Academics are top notch and the food is delicious. The kitchen staff is kind and makes some of the best meals around, even if you are looking for a quick snack.

    One interesting thing about Florida State University is that there is a circus that is student run and there is no prior experience needed! If you are interested and want to learn they will teach you what you are interested in learning.
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    • A
      Overall Niche Grade
    • 37% Acceptance Rate
    • $13,318 Net Price
    • 1200-1350 SAT Range
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  2. Mount Holyoke College

    • 4 Year
    • South Hadley, MA
    • 849 reviews
    #95 Best Colleges in America

    Alum : MHC is a truly unique experience! As a historically women's college, it provides students with many wonderful traditions, as well as loads of opportunities that traditionally co-ed schools do not offer. Minority voices are held in higher regard, and students take charge of their own futures. The administration could use some turnover, as it does not fully and/or accurately represent the student body. Some departments (STEM) receive more funding than others, which is unfortunate, but predictable. However, I found the community to be wonderfully passionate and loving.
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    • A
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    • 51% Acceptance Rate
    • $29,737 Net Price
    • 1290-1500 SAT Range
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