Various publications print information on the top colleges in the United States each year, but what these lists don't tell you is whether your child will survive and thrive in a large or small college environment, an urban or rural location, or whether a traditional four-year college is even appropriate for your child. We've gathered articles providing guidance and advice for selecting the right setting for your child after high school.
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Approaching the College Search: College Rankings and Reputation
What About A School's Reputational "Rank" and its Admissions Criteria The school's reputational "rank" in U.S. News and...
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Deciding About Early Decision and Other Early Options
Although most students apply to college by January 1 of their senior year and choose from among their options once they...
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Roadmap to College: Planning Worthwhile Campus Visits
Construction is booming at a small private university, adding a new gym, a performing arts center, and a parking...
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How You Should Judge Colleges: What Students Should Look For: Admissions Plans
What are the Different Admissions Plan? Colleges offer different types of admission plans with varying deadlines and...
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How Colleges and Students Differ: What Makes for a Quality Undergraduate Experience?
How can you assess the quality of the undergraduate education you would receive at a college? The late Ernest Boyer,...
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