best D3 teams at good schools

thanks man but im from virginia so im definatly not going to go to a school in VA, your right norfolk is probably the worst college town ever

Willamette University in Salem, Oregon.

i want to major in bussines, either administration and manamagemnt or accounting

Come to Emory. We would welcome you with open arms with those times.

ducks 09 wrote:

i want to major in bussines, either administration and manamagemnt or accounting

accounting -> BENTLEY d2

Centre sucks

NYU has a very solid distance program and access to the Armory a lot of meets and workouts.

WashU, Chicago, St. Lawrence, Geneseo, Williams are also good choices.

If you're looking for good business schools, MIT, U of Chicago, NYU, Carnegie Mellon, and WashU are probably your best bests. I'm not sure of the rankings as of this year, but they all are consistantly in the top 15 or so in the country and all have good programs.

630 wrote:

If you're looking for good business schools, MIT, U of Chicago, NYU, Carnegie Mellon, and WashU are probably your best bests. I'm not sure of the rankings as of this year, but they all are consistantly in the top 15 or so in the country and all have good programs.

Those are graduate rankings- U of C, for example doesn't have a undergrad business major, though it does have a (very strong) Econ program. All the rest do have undergrad business majors, which I'm sure are very good, though they aren't what's being evaluated in the rankings.

Haverford, with the 2010 DIII XC individual and team champions, has one of the best coaches at any level, Tom Donnelly. Great coach, great program, great school.

UR Track wrote:

What's wrong with Rochester's track team?

My bad, I thought Rochester had cut their track team. Must've gotten you mixed up with some other school.

every school has its own speciality... it deends on which subject u r chosing...

every school has its own speciality... it deends on which subject u r chosing...

UAA is mostly really good schools and great teams. NYU, UofRochester etc. Multiple top 20 xc teams this year

My best advice to you would to be proactive with your college search and figure this out for yourself. There's a lot that goes into a choosing a college--much more than a good school and a good program. But if that's all you're going to base your decision on, maybe you'll get lucky and pick a good fit. Or you may hate the college you pick.

Basically:

--Research potential schools

--Communicate with coaches

--Visit said schools

--Find a good fit for you

good thing, cuz the english ain't gonna do it for you.

ducks 09 wrote:

i want to major in bussines, either administration and manamagemnt or accounting

ya..thats good... even i know a site called www.liberalartscolleges.org... thats gives u information regarding the liberal arts subjects.. i hoe this will hel to solve ur problem....

Williams, Amherst, and MIT are 3 of the top 5 undergraduate educations in the world, and all have very good programs. If you want to be an engineer, got to MIT. If you want to be anything else, Williams or Amherst. If they let you in.

I say this as an alum of a different NESCAC school and an Ivy grad school.

ducks 09 wrote:

i want to major in bussines, either administration and manamagemnt or accounting

BENTLEY UNIVERSITY

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