New England Colleges

The New England Colleges 2006 guide book is written by current students for prospective college students. The only in-depth guide of its kind, it is designed to help you answer questions like:

• "Is New England the right place for me to go to college?"
• "Will I be happy at a college in New England if I decide to accept their offer?"
• "Should I even apply for admission to a college in New England?"

One of over 200 comprehensive guides, loved by students, parents and guidance counselors—and feared by colleges and universities—New England Colleges 2006 includes:

34 of the Best Colleges in New England

Amherst College Babson College Bates College Bentley College Boston College Boston University Bowdoin College Brandeis University Brown University Colby College College of the Holy Cross Connecticut College Dartmouth College Emerson College Harvard University Middlebury College MIT

Mount Holyoke College Northeastern University Providence College Rhode Island School of Design Smith College Trinity College Tufts University University of Connecticut University of Massachusetts University of New Hampshire University of Rhode Island University of Vermont Wellesley College Wesleyan University Wheaton College Williams College Yale University

3000+ Uncensored Quotes from Current Students
The New England Colleges 2006 guide is packed with both positive and negative student quotes on topics such as guys and girls, Greek life, diversity, drugs, safety, campus strictness and many other issues that are not discussed in traditional college guides. The student quotes will help you decide if the unique culture of a New England college is a perfect match for your personality.

Read sample quotes from the New England Colleges 2006 guide.

More than 1000 pages of unbiased information
The only guide of its kind, New England Colleges 2006 provides a comprehensive, honest, and in-depth portrayal of campus life at each of the best schools in New England. To maintain objectivity, College Prowler does not accept investment from any colleges or universities.

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Up-to-Date Vital Stats
We have compiled all relevant facts and stats about the best colleges in New England including the average SAT score, acceptance rate, and student demographics. A quick glance at these will give you a pretty realistic feel for the types of students you will encounter and the friends you will make for life.

Student Grades on Various Aspects of Campus Life
Over 3400 enrolled students and recent graduates rate the best colleges in New England on a happiness and satisfaction scale, ranging from A to F, on various aspects of college life including:

• Academics
• Athletics
• Campus Dining
• Campus Housing
• Campus Strictness
• Computers
• Diversity
• Drug Scene
• Facilities
• Girls
• Greek Life
• Guys
• Local Atmosphere
• Nightlife
• Off-Campus Dining
• Off-Campus Housing
• Parking & Transportation
• Safety & Security

After reading this guide, you will know whether you should apply to a college in New England, accept their offer, or spend your precious college years elsewhere, where you will be happier.

We guarantee it.