College Prep!

Questions you should ask yourself before applying to a college!

Here are some questions you should ask yourself before applying to a college:
1: Does the school meet the student's needs? -Does it help the students transition from High school to college? How does it help me to transition from High school to college?
2: What extra fees will I have to pay for? -How much do the housing and dorms cost? -Do the Housing options fit my lifestyle?
3:How far away is the college from home? -What are the major outcomes of being so far away from home? How big is the school?
4:What majors spark my interest?-What are you most interested in getting your degree in?
5: Is this college what YOU want and not what SOMEONE ELSE wants? -Are You choosing college for yourself or for someone else? -Meaning, do you even want to go to college or are you just choosing to go because your friends are going, or because someone is making you?
6: Am I going to be serious about college or am I going to go to college just to go to parties and make new friends? -College is serious! If you are only going to go to parties or make new friends, then don't even apply to a college.
7: How many years of college is the career that I want to pursue going to be?-Most careers are 4 years of college others are 12 or more.
8:Is there going to be people there to help me with the things that I don't understand?

​Colleges around the world!

There are so many colleges around the world meaning you have many college options. Ivy league schools are the hardest to get into. There is a 10% chance that you will get accepted into an ivy league school because of how hard it is. Some ivy league schools are:(Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Cornell, Columbia, Brown, UPenn, and Dartmouth!) Cornell is not that hard to get into, but it still is considered an ivy league school.
Oklahoma State University in Stillwater is an amazing college to go to! You could go to Christian colleges too. Most colleges are near you, while others are not. Do you want to travel far away from home just to go to a college you want to? If so, that is okay. but like I said before: What are the outcomes of being so far away from home?