some more college questions...please help me!!!!?

Question

Okay, I need help looking for what questions to look for when I'm looking at a college... like things i should look for!! please help! Also - if ne1 has a college around wiscoins/illinois area that offers cinematography or film...lemme know! thx

Answer 1

You need to look at yourself and see if what you want to do is offered from the college. Your grades will also help determine acceptance probability into that college. Other things that you need to look at are: financial aid (if required), graduation rate, job placement after graduation rate, housing, the mix of student body, the town where the college is located itself.

Here are some film schools in ill:
DePaul CTI - Chicago
School of the Art Institute of Chicago - Chicago
Southern Illinois University, Cinema & Photography

in Wisc:
U of Wisconsin - Milwaukee

Answer 2

i'm presently in college. i'm a senior at Texas State college majoring in medical laboratory technology, (a.ok.a. medical technologies) we are those who perform, and supervise medical institution laboratories, reference labs, and blood banks. We try and study all the stuff that would want to come out of, or infect your body. Oh and that i could aspect out, that is the finest determination i have ever made. I really LOVE what I do! I help keep lives prevalent. i think necessary, and that i'm attending to apply my mind prevalent. Plus, monetary protection is an advantage.

Answer 3

cost, housing situation, is it a "dry campus", how far is it from your home town (you might like to come home on long weekends and breaks to see family and friends), do they have other majors I might be interested in if I decide to change, can I afford it, what is the general student population like, what is the student to teacher ratio, what types of reviews does the school get from reliable sources, crime rate, graduation rate, student activities, religious or non religious groups, etc

When you think you found one that might interest you, go visit the campus in person and take a tour before you sign up for anything!

Answer 4

When you're considering colleges to apply for, you should take into account whether they offer the programs you're interested in, the strength of those programs. You should consider how important it is to be away or close to home. You should also consider the campus atmosphere, whether it's appropriate for you. Information about programs offered will be available on each respective school's website. You can refer to US News and World Report (http://www.usnews.com) or Princeton Review (http://www.princetonreview.com) to determine the strength of the schools' programs.