Try University of Florida. There are only 52,000 students on one campus and you are treated like cattle rather than an asset to the University. Also, the Profs like to make money off the students by selling them useless course packs that the Profs require you to have but rarely use. And they make a different one every semester so you can’t sell them back. That and most of the courses are taught by TA’s and most of the tests, quizzes and homework are made and graded by undergraduate TA’s so there is a lot of BS favoritism amongst the TA’s with their friends that are taking the class. The Professors turn a blind eye because they don’t care just as long as they are making money off of the students.

Try using the collegeboard.com’s college search engine that matches you with colleges depending on the criteria you selected. You can try different search criteria like selecting a small student body or a rural/suburban setting to help you find a college that you will really like.

Well it depends on your major and future plans.

But you should not rule out the small liberal arts colleges in your region. They’re more attentive to detail.