What's the best college to get into?

Answer 1

Princeton!

Answer 2

The one that teach what you want to learn and can afford to go there. Simple Supply and Demand, you will learn this in College Economics, as, I think it still a required curriculum.
Now my story. I went to a 2 years Electronics Tech College. I got the job I applied for and had many offers. What we learned was, This was an A.A.S Degree 2 years, and a person going for a B.A.S was 4 years. When they got out of College I had 2 years of real work experience and they did not start at a higher salary than myself. So, you really need to research this, true some jobs a 4 year degree may be best, but, some not care if you know History, English or World Literature, they just want you to know what they do! I hope you understand?

Answer 3

This question is way too subjective to answer for anyone. There are so many factors involved that you'd never get a consensus. Besides the obvious Ivy League and top names (Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, Oxford, MIT etc.) you need to look at factors like:
Field of Study
Career Goal
Quality of Campus Life

Your own personality will play a huge part. Are you a city person or do you need a rural environment to avoid distractions? Do you want huge classes or much smaller classes. Do you want more practical experience or are you ok focusing on pure academics?

You really need to make a list of what's important to you before you can even begin to tackle this question objectively.

Answer 4

that depends on you. I think you should go to your college counselor in your school; if your school is lame, like many people's are and they dont have one, then go to the princeton review's college rankings online. They have a buttload of information as to how to apply for college and what are the characteristics of the college that ranks them highly. THey take into account quality of student life (like how cool students think the school is, the town where the school is located, etc) and of course how hard the classes are, what kind of student services they have there, etc.

In a nutshell, you should use the same guidelines the Princeton review uses or many other college ranking publications use, in order for you to make your own decision. Of course, find out what you really want out of a college and go for it. Naturally, keep in mind that you go to college to study, so dont go to a crap school that ranks low in academics. You wont find a job like that. trust me.

Answer 5

Ones that are in the top tiers which can be found in the US News and World Reports best colleges which are broken down by state, region, and ranking nationally.

Answer 6

If you mean the hardest to get into, it's gonna be West Point Military Academy, Princeton or Harvard. West Point because you have to have brains and be physically fit also.

Answer 7

I like clown college or mayhap dude ranch college

Answer 8

Depends on what field you want to go into! Different schools have strengths in different departments.

Answer 9

Your local community college if this is how you're researching it.

Answer 10

Harvard
MIT
Yale