Lewis University Top Questions

I would encourage them to set up a visit day at the school. I would also encourage them to find students who love the college, students who are indifferent to the college, as well as those who dislike the college. It is important to have all perspectives. I would also take into account finances, class sizes, and location. Not every school is right for every person.

Apply to atleast 7 colleges and narrow the pick to 3 or 4. visit these colleges and let the student make the final choice. ask about the various student activities and clubs to join.

I had a really hard time making my final decision on what college I wanted to go to. I had researched alot and still found it hard to make a decision. To find the right college, I would say the most important thing is to go to the school and see it for yourself. A lot of ideas look good on paper and don't pan out in reality. I didn't know that my school was where I wanted to be until I went there and saw student life for myself. You don't even have to take one of those university tours. I just drove to the campus and walked around for a while meeting the students and seeing the sites. It is so much better than the staged photos you see online. Once I saw the school, I knew I'd be comfortable as a student there and that it was the right school for me. Being at ease and comfortable in your new surroundings is extremely important in making the most of your college experience. If you don't like being there, then you won't get out, make friends, and have a good time.