Tuesday, July 24, 2007

A Crucial Decision: Selecting a College State University



ne of the important decisions you make once you’ve become an adult is selecting your college or university. This can determine your future. A good college or university can mean doors of opportunity when employment beckons.

The college or university of your choice greatly affects practically every area of your life. This determines your future job. It can also determine who you will end up with. Who knows, you might bag a college sweetheart at this phase of your life.

Seriously, this is a stressful decision you have to make but someone has to make it. You can ask the opinion of others (parents, friends, relatives) but in the end, it is your call.

Different schools mean different kinds of people. Some schools offer activities that others don't have. College is the time where you can develop independence. You can also get to know yourself more here.

Now, if only there was a way for you to predict what your life will be if you choose college A or college B. But going back to reality, you just have to decide carefully and cross your fingers.

Sometimes, it isn't the state university determining what kind of life you will lead. You make your own life. Whichever college state university you choose to attend, you have to make the most out of each opportunity presented to you.

You need to have a plan. Some write it down so they can clearly see their goals in flat out on the table and in front of them. The list must include your priorities in college.

But don't feel bound to this plan. Plans change. If that happens, at least you have a route. You will not get lost. Use your plan as a guide to whichever route you have to take if there happens to be a fork on the road eventually,

If the time comes for you to make your final decision, read the colleges brochures thoroughly and repeatedly. If you already have a dream college and you still don't have an application kit, you can request for it by sending them a letter.

Keep your options open. There may be some schools that don’t interest you in the first place but have a look at their brochures anyway. There might be something about that school that can ignite a passion.

Apply to as many colleges and universities that you can. In the end, the one that is most appropriate for you will accept you.

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