The type of person that should attend this school is someone who likes small colleges, with rural settings. People who just want an oppurtunity to play sports, but were not heavly recruited coming out of high school would want to attend this school. Last but not least people, who want to feel like they can have actual relationships with the teachers as opposed to being 'just a number.'
A person who is very outgoing.
I believe this school is good for prospecting students who grew up in a smaller town. I graduated with 52 kids in my high school class, so this was not a difficult adjustment for me. However, I know it is way more difficult for students who grew up in a large city to adjust to the small size of this college.
A person concentrated on their atheltics and wants a school that will easily allow them to play sports and do well in school.
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