help me! i can't choose which college.?
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If you don't have a clue which one you want to go, you are not ready to go to a business college. \n\n1. figure out what you want to get out of it. \n2. research what's on offer on the websites. Research info about the colleges. Do it yourself, don't get anybody else to give you a digest. \n3. If you live there or close enough to visit, do so. Talk to students, see how the atmosphere at the place is. Try if you can talk to an advisor there. \n4. great college and easy to get into is pretty much mutual exclusive. If it's truly great everybody will want to go there so it will become difficult to get in.
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what college has the better science /math department!?\nalways look at the strenth of a colleges individual math and science departments. This can help you determine if the college is able to provide you with what you need academically.
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I agree with many of the above answers. Most importantly, its how you feel about a college. This is why campus visits are super important.\n\nBut also, several factors affect your choices.\n1) academics: are you focused in science/engineering?(then a research institution like MIT would be a good fit.) Or are you more focused in liberal arts?\n\n2) Location: Urban? Suburban? Rural?\n\n3)Cost: this can be a very important factor? Can you afford the cost of college? (tuition + R&B + books + living expenses, etc) Do you want to graduate with debt?\n\n\nall of these factors influence your decision. Good luck in fining the college that fits you best.
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I have to many how can I possible choose one.
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Get one of the prof's to give you permssion to attend both. Explain the circumstance and see what they may be willing to do. You may be able to work something out.
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Try calling the college and asking.  Sometimes, they add classes if enough students ask for it.
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I'm not in the field, but a suggestion I'd offer to you would be to call up the admissions office for a school you're interested in and explain your situation and ask what it is they'd look for in an applicant. They'll know what they want, and then you can try to put something together to submit to them.
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Visit as many as you can.  Be realistic about what schools you can get into.  Do as much research on each school as possible on the internet.  The more informed you are, the better your decisions will be.\n\nA good rule of thumb is to apply to two or more colleges that might not admit you.  Apply to two or more who probably will admit you.  And Apply to a couple who will certainly admit you.
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I think every college is different.  You should figure out what college you'd like to go to first.  Once you figure that out, talk to the counselor there.  Usually they have everything set up for you and they'll let you know what you need to do and when you need to do it.
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That depends on the college.  Contact the admissions office of the school you want to attend and ask.
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All colleges are basically the same as far as the party scene goes, even the "Christian" colleges.  The best way to pick a college is to a) decide how far away from home you'd be willing to go and b) think about what you'd like to study and attend a college with a notoriously good department in that field of study.
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Since the academic has started, i do not how u will be able to admit her in college. But any way u can contact one college which is called as St. Peter's Arts & Science College which is situated at Avadi, Chennai.
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As a professor, I would counsel someone to only accept the school that you will actually attend.  If there are some extenuating circumstances, such as finances, the school is geographically distant from your home and you are not sure that you would like to be that far from your familiar surroundings, etc., I highly suggest that you visit all the campuses before you make your decision.  \n\nIf you accept at ALL of the Cal State Schools, they will all find out.  I do not know if there are any official channels of communication between Cal State and UC, but the administrators of these schools often speak to each other.  There was a time when you could only apply to ONE UC campus for exactly this reason.\n\nFurther, if there was one campus that you absolutely wanted to go to, and got in, are you now changing your mind?  If so, you should try to determine why that change is taking place, and choose your school accordingly.
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The best thing to do is check with the college that you are looking at going to and see what government programs they can turn you onto!!!!!....
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It is impossible to list those colleges. No such group information is available. However, what you can do is write or call those colleges or universities you may wish to attend, ask for a catalog to be sent to you, and check the admission requirements. This is the only way to go, because while a college or university has specific entrance requirements, often programs within the university also have additional requirements. So be sure to check the general admission requirements as well as the requirements of the department where you will major. Good luck.
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You have to wait until you at least know what school you are going to.  When you complete the forms it will ask you what school.
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I don't think there is a 'center'.  All the universities operate independently, and it is your choice (and theirs) as to which program is a good fit.  Many people apply every year from all over the world, and few get in.  You just need to use the internet to learn about the different programs and find out which ones you think would work best for you.  Then send off applications to as many schools as you can afford, and hope you get accepted by one.