How to Pick a College by Ta’Liyah Washington-Wiley

College could be the next step in your professional career. If this is the case
then you must make sure that the college you pick will provide you with the
best job opportunities in the future. Here are key factors to consider when
choosing the spot for your post-secondary education:
1) Location: Take into account whether you would like to go to school in
a small town or big city, in state or out of state, and online or in-
person.
2) Cost: Whether it is with the help of financial aid or out of pocket,
make sure the school is within your budget.
3) Campus Size: The sizes of college campuses range from population to
the campus stretch. This can be important when noting professor-
student contact and getting from class to class.
4) Opportunities: Campuses can offer organizations, clubs, teams, and
jobs to its students. These can be instrumental tools to add to your
resume so find what interests you.
5) Housing: Accommodations can be found on and off campus depending
upon where you choose to go. Consider the services available at each
option and which you find most important for your lifestyle.
6) Study: Your major, minor, and or concentration are a priority because
they are responsible for the coursework you will be taking throughout
the years. The choices should be of interest to you and pertaining to
your potential career field.