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Colby-Sawyer College
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Allison H.
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I am a recent graduate of Colby-Sawyer College, or Colby-Sawyer High School as many students refer to it. The college is on the small side, less than 1000 students, and resides in a very small town mostly populated by an older crowd. The classroom sizes are very good; I encountered only a handful of classes with over 25 students in them. Their career service center could use some work though as they barely prepared me for finding any type of job after graduation, a feeling shared by many of my peers as well. All in all, my years at Colby-Sawyer went well and I would suggest this school to anyone seeking a small liberal arts college in the New England area.
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