I still believe that.
College is, after all, meant to provide some preparation for life.
By 'not easy,' I mean that at Wesleyan there is no one correct way. No one set of classes to take as a frosh, no one way to dress, no one way to think about politics, no one way to use one's free time. Instead, there are choices and guidance to help make decisions. The community is both challenging and supportive-a community that always seems to question but realizes that there is often more than one answer. This balance is a delicate one to strike, and Wesleyan has achieved it.