Question: What should my teen look for in a college?
Answer: Your teen should be aware of their priorities when they begin to look for a college. Listing these on a piece of paper will help them keep the important stuff in mind while they look around. Here are a few suggested questions that will help your teen sort out their priorities: What do colleges look for when deciding whether or not to accept a student?
My teen was accepted by many colleges. How do I help him choose?
My teen was rejected by the college of his choice. What do I say?
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What should my teen look for in a college?
My teen wants to take a year off before going to college. I'm not sure I agree. What do I do?
Where should I report a college scholarship scam?
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- Does the college offer the courses/major I want to take?
- How much does the college cost?
- Where is the college located?
- Is there housing on campus?
- Can your teen get a job on campus?
- How many students attend the college?
- What sports, clubs and extra-curricular activities are available?
- What is the town like around the college?
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