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The laid back University of California's Santa Barbara campus enrolls about 19,000 undergraduate students in a variety of programs in the liberal arts and sciences to business and technology. Student's claim the Santa Barbara campus has one of the nation's ... learn more
"Reed College is so tough. How tough is it? About half of Reed freshmen make it through all four years. This despite the fact that grades, while recorded, are neither reported nor discussed. For those intelligent and work-obsessed students who ... learn more
"The facilities are exceptional and the academics at this "rigorous" liberal arts college in the Twin Cities are "second to none." The "cold" and dreary winters are a downer for some, but financial aid is good at Mac, and the ... learn more
"The "academic opportunities are awesome" at relatively young Brandeis University (founded in 1948), a liberal arts school in suburban Boston with world class research programs, "amazing" professors, and a slew of great undergraduate programs. About one in six Brandeis grads ... learn more
Thanks to the exceptional President's Scholars Program (which awards scholarships of $25,000 and up), there are more state high school valedictorians at beachfront Long Beach State than any other California school. There are also great women's volleyball and softball teams, ... learn more
The Davis campus of the University of California is located in rural Davis, near Sacramento. The school's programs run the gamut from the arts and sciences to business and education, and students here give high marks to the school's technology ... learn more
Like its Five College neighbor Mt. Holyoke, Smith has stayed true to the purpose of educating women; however, it does so in the different context of the thriving small city of Northampton. Not nearly so attractive a few decades ago, ... learn more
A Democratic stronghold in the reddest of Red States, UT-Austin combines proud traditions of academic and athletic—especially football—excellence. The Plan II Honors Program is one of the nation's oldest public university offerings for scholars, and "Hook ‘Em, Horns"—for the Texas ... learn more
Feisty actress Katharine Hepburn attended Bryn Mawr many years ago, and something about her brainy contrarian independence seems appropriate to this original member of the Seven Sisters of women's colleges. When Vassar and Skidmore decided to admit men, Bryn Mawr ... learn more
If the Gator Nation isn't widely thought of a first-rate public institution yet, campus leaders in Gainesville won't stop trying until Florida has that status. An advertising campaign a few years back had a picture not of the campus but ... learn more
Binghamton University offers a top-notch education at a state-school price. Pre-professional programs, most notably in psychology, accounting, and nursing, are particularly strong here, and students say on-campus activities are varied and plentiful. learn more
"The University of Washington - "the premier research institution north of Berkeley and west of Minnesota" - boasts thirteen colleges that offer programs for undergraduates and a picturesque and very happening Seattle location. There are a slew of "outdoorsy types" ... learn more
