Davidson College Top Questions

For a tiny liberal arts college, Davidson holds its own. You know you belong here as soon as you walk on campus, and that assured feeling might falter but it never changes.

Davidson has taught me a lot and made me a better writer/thinker but I don't like the cliques, how small/gossipy the school is, and how no one has heard of Davidson (even the town next door). I am also not very religious nor republican so I feel like I don't fit in sometimes. I also am a northern girl who doesn't believe in being a southern bell so I find it hard to meet guys who respect my intelligence.

Its a love-hate relationship here. There is a lot of pressure to be successful and to get grades, even when it seems impossible. But I have learned to work hard, enjoy learning (which I know sounds so cheesy), and still enjoy romping around.

I really love Davidson. It's tough but it's worth it.

DAVIDSON IS GREAT!

Basically there is a definite type of person who fits in at Davidson. If you think you are not going to fit in at Davidson, most likely you won't.

Davidson is a very unique place, and while I know that the small school atmosphere makes it so, I would not want to be anywhere else, and I take its uniqueness as a good thing.

I love Davidson and have loved every moment of my four years there. When I leave in May, I won't be leaving just with a strong liberal arts education, but also with an improved self. Davidson taught me an outstanding work ethic and to always take pride in everything and anything I do.

Great school!

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