Teen Ink Magazine,
December 2005 :
College Articles
Bucknell University by Steve D., Wilmington, DE Lewisburg, PA: There aren‘t manyinteresting things going on in this small Pocono town. It‘s quietand quaint, but it is home to one of the best engineering andliberal-arts colleges in the country. The school I‘m talking aboutis Bucknell University ... Continue...
Kenyon College by Shawn G., Gambier, OH Gambier, OH: In a town where students outnumber villagers 3:1, you will find close interaction between the various parts of a truly liberal arts campus ... Continue...
St. John’s University by Josue D., NY New York, NY: I knew I wanted to attend an institution where I could learn and grow not only as a student, but also as a person. I wanted a school where I could be independent, yet receive guidance when needed. I chose St. John’s University ... Continue...
University of North Carolina by Beth K., Dedham, MA Chapel Hill, NC: The University of North Carolina is a very academic and athletically oriented school that was well worth my visit ... Continue...
Vassar College by Lauren S., W. Hempstead, NY Poughkeepsie, NY: Vassar College has one of the most beautiful settings I have seen during my college search. The campus is a registered arboretum with over 200 species of trees ... Continue...
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