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hampshire college - massachusetts
sarah lawrence college - new york
the evergreen state college - washington (state)
reed college - oregon
antioch college - ohio
beloit college - wisconsin
that's my new list. i love hampshire but for safety's sake, i'm gonna check out other schools. sarah lawrence is close so i can definitely take a look around campus soon. the others are a bit far. reed looks good. argh and i'm looking at different scholarships, etc. ideally i'd apply for like 10, each worth $10000, and the college i'll get accepted to will take them all, and it would cover the first couple of years and .. you know. but that's ideally.
i didn't realize how much reading would be involved in ap gov. it's just article after article after chapter summary. it's daunting. gov is the first ap class i've taken that actually feels like an ap class. latin's a joke. writing workshop was fun and i felt no pressure. goddamn.
sarah lawrence college - new york
the evergreen state college - washington (state)
reed college - oregon
antioch college - ohio
beloit college - wisconsin
that's my new list. i love hampshire but for safety's sake, i'm gonna check out other schools. sarah lawrence is close so i can definitely take a look around campus soon. the others are a bit far. reed looks good. argh and i'm looking at different scholarships, etc. ideally i'd apply for like 10, each worth $10000, and the college i'll get accepted to will take them all, and it would cover the first couple of years and .. you know. but that's ideally.
i didn't realize how much reading would be involved in ap gov. it's just article after article after chapter summary. it's daunting. gov is the first ap class i've taken that actually feels like an ap class. latin's a joke. writing workshop was fun and i felt no pressure. goddamn.