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Is there a liberal arts college in NYC, or Philly that I am still able to get into for this fall, 2006?

This question is for my daughter who took year off from college after High School but now want to find a school he could go down THIS. He has a school record and SAT scores good enough, and are looking for Liberal Arts schools in big cities or perhaps midwest. He is interested in Spain, film, photography and social sciences know. I do some schools have rolling admission as one of his friends go to a school in Omaha this way recently. Please only answer if you have a REAL answer as the actual name of the college or the place where I can find information with ease. Please do not answer types such as "do a search on google". Thank you.

Most Hardly. Classes begin in one or two weeks. And while many colleges have a "rolling admission" which means that they will provide answers as soon as the appearance of the application, rather than wait and notify all people at once. Yes, actually they can recognize people after the due date, and during the summer, but a very rare and highly unlikely. Also, if you are to look for this school, which may be because they did not meet their quotas, which might not make it a good school that is: you. option 1) Sit down one day, go online and look at colleges in the cities you want, which has a program you want. Contact the admission office, and asked them to come out flat. They will answer yes, no or maybe, and then tell you what to do. Because time is of esscense, I'm not going to wait from someone on Answers to solve your problem. 2) Look into a local community college first. There, you are far more likely to get in this case close to the beginning of class. Just have your daughter go there for one semester, and immediately began working on the transfer. You still have several months until the deadline for transferring to college for the spring semester. Thus, see a local CC, to go there for one semester, and transfer at the end of the semester.