Morgan State University Top Questions

Choose an affordable school which fits your personality!

Just go to college, any choice is a good one

Do your work!!

Before deciding what college/university to attend I believe one should take the time to look at many schools and explore their options. I also feel as though one should take into consideration many factors that need to be considered before deciding on a college. One should look at the cost, location, activites, and housing options. These things should be considered because if they are not looked at closely, one will see that they possibly made a mistake when choosing their college.

Look for a school that best fits you as a person. If you know that it is hard to study when you're school is too big, find a school that makes you feel comfortable. As well as, making you feel like you can achieve your goals and become successful in your future. To make the most of your college experience stay involved with the school. Join a club, sports, or groups that interest you, so that you can have a full experience with your college life. You know that you have chosen the correct college, when you know you feel like you can accomplish anything you want in life, and the people surrounding you make you feel like you belong to your college/university.

Make sure you make college visits to every school your accepted into before deciding to go there. Keep in mind that colleges make their school seem a lot better when they have campus visiting. Ask random students who go to the school about how it is before going there.

let the srudent choose

Find a college that fits the type of person that you are. If you ar not use to a large surrounding then you should pick a smaller campus. Also if you are not into being away from home then find a campus that is to closer to home.

do your research and visit the college to get a vibe of what it will be like...also pick your classes by the instructor for best education.

Parents should be less focused on the name of the school and support their child in whatever major they may be interested in. I chose a university that my parents had never heard of. Despite my parents not wanting me to go away, I proved to them that I was mature and focused. I balanced socializing with studying and graduated at the top of my class. It is not about the name of the school, it is about the experience. The experience of being independent, learning who you really are, making the smallest differences on your campus, being able to reject peer pressure, and possibly making lifetime friends. I chose a major I was passionate about despite my parents thinking that I would never make any money. I proved them wrong again. Although I am not making alot of money, I know that i can have an successful career if I work hard. And the best thing is that my parents recognize it too.