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2015 Providence Independent School College Fair Providence Country Day School, Lincoln School, Moses Brown School, Portsmouth Abbey School, and Wheeler School cordially invite all juniors and their parents to the 22001155 PPrroovviiddeennccee IInnddeeppeennddeenntt SScchhooooll CCoolllleeggee FFaaiirr Providence Country Day School – Evan West Field House 660 Waterman Avenue East Providence, RI 02914 Thursday, April 16, 2015, 4:30 – 6:30 pm The following colleges and universities plan to be at the fair: American University Fairfield University Mount Ida College Southern Methodist American Univ. of Paris Franklin and Marshall University of New University American Univ. of Rome College Haven Stonehill College Assumption College Furman University The New School Suffolk University Babson College Georgetown University New York University Swarthmore College Bard College George Washington Nichols College Syracuse University Barnard College University Northeastern University University of Tampa Bates College Gettysburg College Northwestern Trinity College Bennington College Guilford College University Tulane University Boston College Hamilton College Ohio Wesleyan Union College Boston University Hampshire College University Ursinus College Bowdoin College Haverford College Pennsylvania State Vassar College Brandeis University High Point University University Wagner College Brown University Hobart and William Providence College Washington College Bryant University Smith Colleges Quinnipiac College Washington & Jefferson Bucknell University College of the Holy University of Rhode College Champlain College Cross Island Wellesley College University of Chicago Johns Hopkins Roanoke College Wheaton College Claremont McKenna University Roger Williams Worcester Polytechnic College Johnson & Wales University Institute Clark University University Rollins College *Bridgeton Academy Colby College Kenyon College Rutgers University Colgate University Lafayette College Saint Anselm College College of Charleston Lasell College Saint Joseph’s Columbia College Lehigh University University * = PG Program Chicago Lesley University St. Lawrence University Connecticut College Lynn University Saint Michael’s College Curry College University of Sacred Heart University Dean College Mass. Amherst Salve Regina University University of Denver University of Sarah Lawrence Dickinson College Mass. College of College Drew University Pharmacy Simmons College Drexel University Marist College Skidmore College Elmira College McDaniel College Smith College Elon University Merrimack College University of South Emerson College Mitchell College Carolina Emmanuel College Mount Holyoke College University of Southern Endicott College Maine .
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