Aspects to consider when choosing your college:
Campus:
Size – student population and campus space
Distance from home – consider travel costs
On-campus atmosphere
Campus location and surrounding areas – amenities and climate
Housing options
Academics:
Available
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Choosing your College Campus from home
While some institutions produce their own virtual tours, private companies have also made many online tours. As a result, multiple tours may be available, each with a somewhat different viewpoint.
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