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7 Reasons Why College is Worth It

Clearly going to college is important so that you can earn an education in the area that you are most passionate about—but remember that there are a lot of other reasons you should go!

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Is College Scorecard missing the point?
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The "best" college vs. the right college: how to make the right choice
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Getting more out of campus tours, college fairs and info sessions
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Finding the Perfect Fit: A College Sizing Guide

Colleges don’t exactly come in one size that fits all. There are schools as small as a few dozen students and others that have the populations of small countries. Various student body sizes produce drastically different college experiences, so it [...]
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How far from home do you want to be?

It’s a tough choice: on the one hand, you’ve been at home all your life, and there would be nothing so comfortable as to attend the local community college five minutes down the road; on the other hand, you’ve been at home all your life and nothin [...]
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Little things can be a big deal

Take a moment to consider a few of these factors when you’re narrowing down the list of potential schools.
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How to Cope With Your Parents During Campus Visits

“Happy families are all alike; every family visiting colleges is difficult in its own way.” And thus begins Tolstoy’s great masterpiece, Anna Karenina Applies to College.
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Get started, get in: Unigo's guide to the college search

Welcome to the college search! Your mission is to get from the thousands of excellent higher-ed options to the one school that's right for you. Got questions? Oh yes you do. Unigo's here to help you find your way through the college-search maze 't [...]
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Going to the UK for a college degree: Why you should consider and how to do it

Going to school in the UK can mean a world-class education and an international experience at a price well below that of a private, four-year American university. Most universities in the UK accept financial aid provided by the U.S. federal govern [...]
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The British Undergraduate Experience: So how different is it anyway?

Punting, pounds, pubs—it can all seem so foreign. How much does the British undergrad experience really differ from the American one?

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