Andrews University Top Questions

Your attitude is what really makes college a place where you want to be.

I would encourage parents to let their children make their own decision about college choices, even if that means that there may be some limited stipulations involved that may limit school choices. But giving a child that choice really may have a great effect on their performance. In addition students need to be aware of scholarships ahead of time as well as an idea as to where they want to go and why. They should visit these schools with their parents in order to have the best idea of what the school will provide and if the school is a place they would be interested in going. Students need to make the best of their college experience by balancing school work and social life. Both are very important to their future. Get involved and take the opportunities available, but be aware of the main reasong for attendance, which is to receive a good education.

Take your time but also, remember that every semester counts. Time flies by, so study hard to make the grade. Also Never forget to enjoy it, and TRAVEL !!

When selecting a place of study for your future career, there should be lots of careful considerations made. What do you want to study, what are the teachers like, what classes are offered, or how long will it take me to do this? All those are good questions to find answers to before making a final selection. Some schools may offer specializations or certificates in things you may be interested and taking those could help you broaden your skillset or just beef up your resume. For me, I was attracted to a few different schools before I had to make a final choice. Since me being an Engineering and Computer Science major wannabe, I wanted to go to a good school known for their engineering or computer science programs. I wanted to become a professional in Computer Security. In the end, I chose Andrews University because they impressed me with program and also because they are a Seventh Day Adventist school, of which church I belong to. For some of us, faith also must be considered when selecting a school. Sure a public school would have been cheaper, but Andrews , for me was worth it in many ways.

I believe the best advice is to look for a college of diversity of good undergraduate programs. When you see diversity in a college, you see that many students came from all over the world, not just from the United States. Diversity also means that it is top-rated among the best colleges in the United States. When you see good undergraduate programs, you see that many students will be attracted to them. Whether it is pre-Med, Architecture, or Engineering, students look for the best college with the best undergraduate programs.

The advice that i would give is to pick a school that you enjoy. College can be one of the best times of your life so make sure that you apply to colleges that are compatable with your personality and lifestyle. Secondly, choose a college that you can can afford. Compare tuition costs and scholarship opportunities. Finally, look at the school's reputation and how it is viewed by employers. The main reason to go to college is to get a good job afterwards, so make sure that your diploma means something at the end of your educational carreer.

In finding the right college, it should never be about money. Someone shouldn't just go to a school because they got a full-ride or because that's where the most financial aid is given. I've learned the hard way that college is not just about where your wallet is comfortable. It should be about the student and what is best for that student; a place that will help shape the morals of the student and help them to a bright and successful future. Because the student will be at this college for 4 years, it should be a comfortable place for the student; a home away from home. Of course the college should offer the student's major and other academic criteria; however, people and the environment influence people in more ways than one might think. It is important that the student is in an environment where people thirst for knowledge and success; a place where the people will be there for you at your lowest points. I would strongly advise students to pray that they find the right college because God knows best, and also have faith that God will direct you to the right college.

chose the college that best suits you. and because your parents or friends going there. you chose that college because you like it and it best suits you. and also because you like it and programs they offer is it best for you

Start looking for financial aid early. Especially in relation to the student's intended program of study. Students and parents are always told there are millions of fantastic scholarships out there, but that's rarely the case. Paying for college is HARD. But the student also needs to be in an environment conducive to their studies, and they need to enjoy it. I'm going to be in massive debt, but I LOVE my majors, and my professors are wonderful. They don't treat me like a student; they treat me with respect, and it's very easy to communicate. It's like talking to a friend; I'm not afraid to talk to them, and they are always willing to help, whether with an academic issue, or a personal one.

Make sure your chosen department is current and has industry or grad school connections