What college should I go to?
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If you're smart enough to think about college, you should be resourceful enough to know how to find out what colleges offer criminal justice courses and majors.\n\nMost famous one is John Jay in New York - look around to get more.
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Michigan state.... if u got the gpa right try something like bc nyu... columbia or some stuff in the east coast.. trust me it's better
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Well first of all, you better learn to spell "College" \nThen do an online search.  You should get a ton of results.
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apply for them at the colleges you wish to attend
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What is your major? That will determine where you should go
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You can try any of these websites.  They might be what you're looking for.  The College Board one is a very detailed search where you can enter information about what exactly you want in a college.  I hope this helps!
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Check with the college you wish to attend. Sometimes they have early admission sometimes they don't.
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Both elementary education and psychology are commonly offered at many if not most colleges. So, you have lots of options. It can seem overwhelming, but you can go about this by narrowing down some of your options. Here are some things to think about when you look at your options:\n\n1. What size school do you want to go to? Large (12,000+), medium (3,000-12,000) or small (<3,000)?\n2. Where would you like to be geographically (what are some states that you would consider going to school in?) If you know you want to go in-state then that narrows it down even more.\n3. What type of campus do you want to be on (urban, suburban, rural)?\n4. Do you want to (or not want to) go to a school with a particular culture (religious school; historically black or historically hispanic, etc).\n5. Do you want to go to a public (state-supported) or private school (to some degree this may also depend on finances).\n6. How far from home do you want to be (related to geographics, but a different question).\n\nNow, talk with your parents and your friends and your guidance counselor about these questions. Once you have given some tentative answers to these questions you have some parameters in which to work and have narrowed down your choices considerably. Now go to one of those sites that lets you browse colleges (here is one that has links to colleges by state:  http://www.utexas.edu/world/univ/state/). Look around at the schools in the geographic location and see what you think. Write to some and ask for information. Go visit some that are close (all will have open houses this spring, or you can go on a tour). Go to your library, your school career center, and/or large bookstore and look at some college guides that tell you some about different schools.\n\nThere are lots of great schools, and part of it is seeing which fits well with your personality and what you want to major in. \n\nThis is an exciting time, so be methodical in your search and enjoy this process!!
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There are alot of "good colleges", but when it comes to choosing a school you need to think about your own personal needs and interests first. Do you want an art school? greek dominated or not? private or public? far from home or an hour away? 50,000 students or 500? (if you aren't sure what you want to do major wise I suggest a larger school with more options) and also especially how much money you are willing to spend.\n\nI suggest making a list of things you are interested in and what you might want out of college and go from there. Start checking out university websites as well. I'm currently a sophmore in college and collegeboard.com was a HUGE help, as was princeton review, especially in the begining stages of the college search. Both sites have quizzes that help you sort through colleges, and on collegeboard you can create an account and keep a list of the schools you like.\n\nGood Luck! =)
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The university you haver in mind is good. Check this under google.com
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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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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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i f college is what you want then go for it.. your never to old..
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first of all, an education at none of these schools is worthless in response to whomever responded that.\nI would recommend going to visit these schools. Stay overnight with some freshman, in a freshman dorm. Talk to them about how they like the school. Go and sit in on some typical freshman classes (ie. calculus, psychology, american politics, etc) and also sit in on a higher level course. Possibly even go with the person you're staying with. If you know what you want to major in, look into those classes. Those are all great schools and you'll definately get a top-notch education. You just need to figure out where you think you'll fit in best. Congrats and good luck on your decision!
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figure out what you can afford, then pick a place where you'd like to spend your time, then pick a school you'd like to go to in that area.  There's a kazillion of them so pick where first.  I'd say New England for the scenery and the seasons.  And UConn if they have what you're looking for.
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Try www.collegeboard.org. They have a great search tool that you can use to find colleges that might be compatible with you. You enter in your criteria and it'll spit out colleges and universities that fit. It's actually kinda fun! :)
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Go to a real local college in your state rather than some nameless one in what you think is a cooler place.  You can get away after you get an education.