[Sciencewoman]

Doesn't the RC require that two year language immersion program? When Generallygreek was checking it out, it seems like you were supposed to eat with your language group for lunch most days. I'm wondering about that vs. not really caring too much about studying abroad at K? Generallygreek was also interested in the RC in theory, but then she decided that wasn't really her cup of tea. It always had the "hippie" vibe when I was there, and we got the impression that hadn't changed too much, from a classmate who was also interested and stayed overnight.

Not to muddy the waters too much, but my neighbor growing up went to Albion and then got his MBA at Northwestern. He's a year younger than me. He's now on Wall Street, in a BIG job with Bank of America. The general consensus is that he is the most successful member of his graduating class. The people I know who are Albion grads are quite successful. Just throwing that in there.