No matter how many brochures you read or
websites you visit, nothing tells you more about a
college than visiting its campus in person. Plus, you
can learn a lot more just by asking questions. Here’s a
list to get you started:
Ask your college host:
• What activities and services are available to help
students get settled (academically and socially) during their first year?
• How big are the classes?
• What is the total cost of attending the college?
• What types of financial aid does the college offer and
how do I apply?
• Are all freshmen assigned to an academic advisor?
• Where do most freshmen live?
• Can I take a tour?
• What activities are available for students?
• Who teaches the courses for first-year students?
• How successful are the college's graduates in finding
jobs?
• What services (such as transportation and shopping)
are available locally?
Ask any students you meet:
• How easy is it to meet with faculty?
• Are you able to register for the classes you want?
• What is there to do on weekends? Do most students stay
or leave campus on weekends?
Click here for a
guide to choosing a college.
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list of Florida Colleges and Universities.
