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TO NARROW MY CHOICES DOWN, I visited the schools that offered the specific program
I was looking for (in my case, journalism). And I weighed the pluses and minuses
of my other options, such as whether the college was liberal or conservative,
whether or not the school had an honors program, whether or not
it offered scholarships, and its size.
-- JASON TORREANO
LOCKPORT, NEW YORK
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, BROCKPORT
BE SELECTIVE DURING THE APPLICATION PROCESS. My parents told me to do as much as
I could do to narrow my choices so I could focus attention on fewer schools.
They said that when you get in, you'll know it's where you want to go.
Try to avoid getting into 20 schools. Other people applying
to college might get screwed if you apply to a school you don't
even want to go to and you get accepted and take their place.
-- BRIAN ROSEN
NEW YORK, NEW YORK
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
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