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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Roadmap to College: Self-Assessment - What Are My Strengths and Weaknesses?
I love the patterns and complexities of numbers. I love painting and drawing people and objects. I love writing...
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How Colleges and Students Differ: Liberal Arts Colleges & Research Universities
Institutional mission—the goals a college sets for itself—is key to understanding how colleges differ. An important...
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Life After High School: Learning Outside the Classroom
Many in the field of education believe that taking a year out before starting college is good idea. Here is some...
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College Visit Checklist
Every college visit should have at least two dimensions, formal and informal. To cover both, begin your planning with...
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Your Guide to Virtual Eduation in Public Schools
Before you let your kid swap the blackboard for the browser screen, make sure youâre prepped for success.
Source: Education.com
