Principia College
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There was a lot of support offered at Principia in the form of individual attention and one-on-one help. I think that is the advantage of small liberal arts colleges. I didn't make as much use of it as I could have. One thing I did wrong in attending Principia was to transfer in when I was an upperclassman. I think a person should try to attend the same school for four years if possible. I no longer an a Christian Scientist and the religious services and related activities at Prin made me realize that I did not believe in Christian Science then either. Good, caring faculty is the biggest advantage of this school.