I am having trouble deciding which university to go to?

Answer 1

This is not easy to answer. It depends on several factors that are specific to you and your situation.

Here are 6 factors to consider when choosing the college or university you should go to:

• Geographic Location
• Academic Quality
• School Size
• Overall Cost
• Campus Environment
• Resources and Support Systems

Geographic Location

Location is by far one of the most significant factors in choosing a college.

Academic Quality

Despite what people want you to believe, no school can offer the best programs in all fields of study.

School Size

While small schools may not offer as many program options as large universities, they do often provide specialized degrees — including self-designed majors — and a plethora of hands-on learning opportunities.

Overall Cost

Choosing a college near your hometown generally means you'll get lower tuition rates.

Campus Environment

Depending on your interests, you may want to look into schools with a strong commitment to Greek life, or a vibrant art scene.

Resources and Support Systems

Make sure the school can accommodate your spiritual life and any medical conditions or special learning requirements you may have. Many students experience homesickness and other emotional challenges when starting college, so it's a good idea to check the availability of counseling services and health and wellness programs ahead of time.

Answer 2

• Appropriate accreditation (regional)
• Program offering
• Reputation
• Accessibility
• Available student resources
• Student to professor ratio
• Attrition rate
• Student activities
• Tuition and fees
• Available scholarships
• Faculty backgrounds

AnswerSince there are so many universities and schools offering distance learning courses these days, I would do my research thoroughly before enrolling in any one of them. The most important thing to check is whether the online education degrees offered by the university are accredited by a nationally recognized accrediting agency. Other things to keep in mind are whether the programs offered meet your requirements, the reputation of the school, the quality of the curriculum, the cost of the program, and the job placement record of the university. When I enrolled with a University, I checked all these aspects before my enrollment.

Answer 3

I have twoCanadian universities as options for my master's degree in kinesiology (sports science) in biomechanics. The first one is university of saskatchewan. The other one is memorial university in New Foundland. I just can choose one of them. And I want to consider factors as climate, outdoor sports, the local accent, the quality of the university, the life in the city of the university and the expense in the city. I don't like very rainy and windy climate that I can not take outside sports. And I prefer general American accent or the accent similar to it. Also I expect the life in the city is not so boring and the lower expense in the city will be better. What is more important that I prefer a university has better quality and the people there don't be xenophobic.

Answer 4

For deciding a university, listen to your impulses. If there is a certain place you're leaning towards attending, go with the one that describes you the best! Hope this helps, and that you find the perfect university that matches your needs!