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Top Southern And Southeastern Colleges
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We offer chances of admission for more than 150 selective colleges including the top Southern and Southeastern colleges: Davidson, Duke, Emory, Furman, Hendrix, Rhodes, Rice, Trinity University (TX), University of Florida, UNC, University of Richmond, University of Texas, University of Virginia, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest and Washington and Lee.

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Below is information about each Southern/Southeastern college's location, number of undergraduates, most popular majors and admissions requirements:

Davidson College**
  • Davidson, North Carolina


  • Small town environment


  • 1,700 Undergraduates


  • Most popular majors:


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    Social Sciences – 29%
    English – 14%
    History – 12%

  • SAT or ACT, SAT Subject Tests recommended, essay required

  • University of Florida
  • Gainsville, Florida


  • Small city environment


  • 34,500 Undergraduates


  • Most popular majors:


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    Business/Marketing – 20%
    Social Sciences – 14%
    Engineering – 12%

  • SAT or ACT, essay required

  • Duke University**
  • Durham, North Carolina


  • Small city environment


  • 6,200 Undergraduates


  • Most popular majors:


  •  

    Social Sciences – 34%
    Engineering – 15%
    Protective Services – 10%

  • SAT and SAT Subject Tests or ACT, essay required

  • University of North Carolina
  • Chapel Hill, North Carolina


  • Large town environment


  • 16,700 Undergraduates


  • Most popular majors:


  •  

    Communications - 17%
    Social Sciences – 14%
    Biology – 10%

  • SAT or ACT, SAT Subject Tests optional, essay required

  • Emory University*
  • Atlanta, Georgia


  • Very large city environment


  • 6,550 Undergraduates


  • Most popular majors:


  •  

    Social Sciences – 25%
    Business/Marketing – 15%
    Psychology – 10%

  • SAT or ACT, SAT Subject Tests recommended, essay required

  • University of Richmond**
  • Richmond, Virginia


  • Large city environment


  • 2,800 Undergraduates


  • Most popular majors:


  •  

    Business/Marketing – 25%
    Social Sciences – 18%
    English – 7%

  • SAT or ACT, essay required

  • Furman University*
  • Greenville, South Carolina


  • Small city environment


  • 2,750 Undergraduates


  • Most popular majors:


  •  

    Social Sciences – 20%
    Business/Marketing – 10%
    History – 10%

  • SAT or ACT, essay required

  • University of Texas
  • Austin, Texas


  • Very large city environment


  • 36,000 Undergraduates


  • Most popular majors:


  •  

    Social Sciences – 14%
    Communications – 13%
    Business/Marketing – 12%

  • SAT or ACT, essay required

  • Hendrix College**
  • Conway, Arkansas


  • Large town environment


  • 1,100 Undergraduates


  • Most popular majors:


  •  

    Psychology – 15%
    Social Sciences – 14%
    Philosophy/Religion – 13%

  • SAT or ACT, essay required

  • University of Virginia
  • Charlottesville, Virginia


  • Small city environment


  • 13,500 Undergraduates


  • Most popular majors:


  •  

    Social Sciences/History-23%
    Engineering – 9%
    Business/Marketing – 8%

  • SAT or ACT, SAT Subject Tests, essay required

  • Rhodes College**
  • Memphis, Tennessee


  • Large city environment


  • 1,700 Undergraduates


  • Most popular majors:


  •  

    Social Sciences – 29%
    English – 11%
    Biology – 11%

  • SAT or ACT, essay required

  • Vanderbilt University**
  • Nashville, Tennessee


  • Very large city environment


  • 6,300 Undergraduates


  • Most popular majors:


  •  

    Social Sciences – 29%
    Engineering – 15%
    Psychology – 7%

  • SAT or ACT, SAT Subject Tests recommended, essay required

  • Rice University**
  • Houston, Texas


  • Very large city environment


  • 3,000 Undergraduates


  • Most popular majors:


  •  

    Social Sciences – 20%
    Engineering – 13%
    Biology – 8%

  • SAT or ACT, SAT Subject Tests, essay required, interview recommended

  • Wake Forest University**
  • Winston-Salem, North Carolina


  • Small city environment


  • 4,300 Undergraduates


  • Most popular majors:


  •  

    Social Sciences – 21%
    Business/Marketing – 18%
    Communications – 9%

  • SAT only (will not accept ACT), essay required

  • Trinity University**
  • San Antonio, Texas


  • Very large city environment


  • 2,500 Undergraduates


  • Most popular majors:


  •  

    Business/Marketing – 22%
    Social Sciences – 17%
    Foreign Language - 10%

  • SAT or ACT, essay required

  • Washington and Lee University**
  • Lexington, Virginia


  • Small town environment


  • 1,700 Undergraduates


  • Most popular majors:


  •  

    Social Sciences - 24%
    Arts – 14%
    History – 9%

  • SAT or ACT, SAT Subject Tests, essay required


  • * Indicates that the school accepts the Common Application
    ** Indicates that the school accepts the Common Application and a supplemental form is required




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