Earlham College
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- #2 Top Economics School Ranking in Indiana
- #2 Top Math School Ranking in Indiana
- #4 Top Political Science School Ranking in Indiana
- #5 Top Chemistry School Ranking in Indiana
- #8 Top Biology School Ranking in Indiana
- #8 Top English School Ranking in Indiana
- #12 Top School Ranking in Indiana
- #16 Top Math School Ranking in the Great Lakes
- #21 Top Chemistry School Ranking in the Great Lakes
- #33 Top Political Science School Ranking in the Great Lakes
- #41 Top Biology School Ranking in the Great Lakes
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I consider going to Earlham College to be the worst mistake of my life. It is too small to give students with intent of going to graduate school a reasonable idea of what they might study there. Also, I only became aware of the existence of business school when I wandered into one the summer after my Junior year. There were a few great faculty members, but I would imagine that this is true of any college. It's probably a good place to go if you are extremely liberal and have a trust fund, though.