Questions to ask
By Debbie Arp
October 10, 2007
When you talk to an admissions representatives, ask . . .
1. What are admissions requirements?
2. What is the average class size? Are classes taught by professors or graduate assistants?
3. What percent of students graduate? What is the average length of study?
4. Will I have access to computers and other special equipment?
5. Where are students from? Is the campus diverse? Can I study abroad?
When you talk to a financial aid counselor, ask . . .
1. What applications are required for scholarships and financial aid?
2. Are academic and departmental scholarships available? What are the deadlines?
3. What is your FAFSA priority deadline?
4. What is an estimate of my financial aid package?
5. What are some suggestions for financing college?
When you talk to current students, ask. . .
1. How easy is it to register for classes? Is it difficult to get into some classes?
2. Are campus jobs readily available?
3. How safe is campus? What security features are in place?
4. What is the Greek system like?
If you monitor a class, ask yourself. . .
1. Are students interested in the material?
2. Would this type of class discussion and materials challenge me?
3. Would I feel comfortable in this setting?
As you tour campus, ask yourself. . .
1. Are the residence halls pleasant?
2. What's the cafeteria like?
3. Would I like living in this town or city?
4. Do campus posters publicize activities that interest me?
Questions to ask
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