Teen Ink Magazine,
November 2007 :
College Articles
Belmont Abbey College by Thomas V., Westbury, NY Belmont, NC: Nestled in beauty and history, Belmont Abbey is a four-year liberal arts college just minutes from Charlotte. With a student body of 1,100, the school is intensely communal, spiritual, and intellectual.
Founded in 1876 by Benedictine monks from St ... Continue...
St. John’s College by Christine T., Irvine, CA Santa Fe, NM: I’ve always been skeptical about name-brand schools ... Continue...
Truman State University by Jeff S., St. Louis, MO Kirksville, MO: In an age when attending your first-choice college could mean spending $30,000 or even $40,000 a year, the small-town atmosphere yet big-name reputation of Truman State University is appealing ... Continue...
University of California, Los Angeles by Connor D., Monticello, IL Los Angeles, CA: UCLA has it all - many fields of study and all the athletic programs you could want. UCLA offers some of the best football and basketball programs in the nation as well as soccer, cross-country, golf, softball, tennis, and track and field ... Continue...
University of Chicago by Esther K., Port Washington, NY Chicago, IL: Quirky, brilliant, bookish, and caffeinated - does that sound appealing to you? If so, you should certainly check out the University of Chicago.
I visited UChicago’s campus with my family recently and became infatuated with the school ... Continue...
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