Bowdoin College

Liberal Arts Colleges have the best: List sorted by the NUMBER of philosophy and religious studies graduates, not the proportion school, SAT 75th percentile, total bachelors, philosophy bachelors, proportion of philosophy bachelors COLGATE UNIVERSITY 1430 646 52 0.08 COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS 1350 675 50 0.07 SAINT OLAF COLLEGE 1340 708 45 0.06 GETTYSBURG COLLEGE 1340 597 35 0.06 WHEATON COLLEGE 1420 604 34 0.06 FURMAN UNIVERSITY 1370 643 34 0.05 SWARTHMORE COLLEGE 1530 364 30 0.08 VASSAR COLLEGE 1460 614 30 0.05 WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 1490 722 28 0.04 HAMILTON COLLEGE 1420 457 27 0.06 OBERLIN COLLEGE 1440 722 27 0.04 RHODES COLLEGE 1370 334 26 0.08 HAVERFORD COLLEGE 1460 323 25 0.08 BATES COLLEGE 1420 450 25 0.06 COLORADO COLLEGE 1380 523 25 0.05 REED COLLEGE 1460 310 24 0.08 MACALESTER COLLEGE 1450 428 23 0.05 WELLESLEY COLLEGE 1460 603 23 0.04 HOPE COLLEGE 1260 638 22 0.03 WABASH COLLEGE 1310 181 20 0.11 SEWANEE: THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH 1320 313 20 0.06 DICKINSON COLLEGE 1370 512 20 0.04 SMITH COLLEGE 1370 688 20 0.03 DAVIDSON COLLEGE 1440 426 19 0.04 GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 1260 703 19 0.03 UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND 1390 757 19 0.03 PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE 1240 268 18 0.07 GRINNELL COLLEGE 1490 367 18 0.05 WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY 1450 398 18 0.05 TRINITY COLLEGE 1400 492 18 0.04 KENYON COLLEGE 1420 399 17 0.04 MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE 1500 632 17 0.03 CENTRE COLLEGE 1340 258 16 0.06 LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY 1340 314 16 0.05 COLLEGE OF WOOSTER 1330 391 16 0.04 OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE 1360 459 16 0.03 HENDRIX COLLEGE 1340 230 15 0.07 BOWDOIN COLLEGE 1460 414 15 0.04 BARNARD COLLEGE 1430 600 15 0.03 COLBY COLLEGE 1430 486 15 0.03 CONNECTICUT COLLEGE 1400 452 15 0.03

Liberal Arts would be perfect. The beauty of Liberal Art Colleges is that they provide you with a very broad understanding of every subject and will make you a very well-rounded individual that can work in many different industries and field in the Job Market. Some of the top Liberal Arts Colleges are (according to US Newsweek "America's Best Colleges"): 1. Williams College (MA) 2. Amherst College (MA) 3. Swarthmore College(PA) 4. Wellesley College(MA) 5. Middlebury College(VT) 7. Pomona College(CA) 7. Bowdoin College(ME) 9. Davidson College(NC) 10. Haverford College(PA) Depending on your location, you can find the one closest to you. I have attached the link to America's Best Colleges link which can assist you in seeking the best college that best fits your needs. Best wishes

Barron's Profiles of American colleges rated "Most Selective" in the Northeast. Bowdoin, Holy Cross, Middlebury are SAT optional. Amherst College (Amherst, MA) *** Bates College (Lewiston, ME) *** Boston College (Chestnut Hill, MA) *** Bowdoin College (Brunswick, ME) *** Brandeis University (Waltham, MA) *** Brown University (Providence, RI) *** Colby College (Waterville, ME) *** College of the Holy Cross (Worcester, MA) *** Connecticut College (New London, CT) *** Dartmouth College (Hanover, NH) *** Harvard University (Cambridge, MA) *** Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Cambridge, MA) *** Middlebury College (Middlebury, VT) *** Tufts University (Medford, MA) *** Wesleyan University (Middletown, CT) *** Williams College (Williamstown, MA) *** Yale University (New Haven, CT) ***

Bard College (NY) Boston University (MA) Bowdoin College (ME) Bridgewater State College (MA) Brown University (RI) Bryn Mawr College (PA) CUNY: Hunter College (NY) Cornell University (NY) Columbia University (NY) Dickinson College (PA) Hamilton College (NY) Harvard University (MA) Haverford College (PA) Lycoming College (PA) SUNY Potsdam (NY) Tufts University (MA) Wellesley College (MA) Wesleyan University (CT) Yale University (CT) If you are a young woman with outstanding SAT scores, and an interest in a single-sex school, I'd strongly suggest Bryn Mawr. If you have outstanding SAT scores, and are not interested in a single-sex school, I'd suggest you take close looks at Bowdoin, Brown, Columbia, Harvard, Haverford, and Yale. If you don't test well, or if your grades are but average, the schools on this list that are less selective are Bridgewater State, Lycoming, and SUNY Potsdam.

I think he can make the GED test online www.affordabledegrees.com/ADA/hp.asp#5b That is the first thing he should do. Then apply for a University that does not requiere an SAT or ACT tests. These colleges, all ranked in the top 100 liberal arts colleges in the US, have recently (or not-so-recently, in some cases) decided to make the SAT or ACT optional. Bard College, NY Bates College, ME Bennington College, NY Bowdoin College, ME Connecticut College, CT Dickinson College, PA Drew University, NJ Franklin and Marshall College, PA Gustavus Adolphus College, MN Hamilton College, NY Hampshire College, MA Hobart and William Smith Colleges, NY College of the Holy Cross, MA Juniata College, PA Knox College, IL Lawrence University, WI Lewis and Clark College, OR Middlebury College, VT Muhlenberg College, PA Mount Holyoke College, MA Pitzer College, CA St. Lawrence University, NY Sarah Lawrence College, NY Union College, NY Ursinus College, PA He will have to do that while he is in his country, He will get accepted in some or at least one that he applies, I would reccomend to apply for 4 colleges at least. It will cost you around $20 each to apply but it will be worth it. When he gets accepted, he will have to go to the United States embassy in his country and apply for a student visa. He can reapply as many times as he wants for a visa, sometimes it's take 2 or 3 times to get it. WISH YOU GOOD LUCK good luck