Looking for college is a very stressful challenge that most teens face. My main requirements for a college are the location, selectivity, tuition and fees, campus life, and job placement after graduation..
The first school that I am considering to attend is Arizona State University. ASU is large, public, four year university. It is located in the small suburban city of Tempe, Arizona. It has an admission rate of eighty percent, admitting approximately 17,465 people a year. Admission requirements for ASU are four years of English, four years of Mathematics (algebra I, geometry, algebra II and one course requiring algebra II as a prerequisite), three years total of Laboratory Science (1 year each from any of the following areas are accepted: …show more content…
BU is a large, private, four year university. It is located In the large urban city of Boston, Massachusetts. It has an admission rate of thirty-two percent. Admission requirements for BU are four years of English, three to four years of mathematics (precalculus/calculus recommended), three to four years of laboratory science, three to four years of history and/or social science, three to four years of a foreign language, the SAT or ACT with writing, recommendation letters from teachers or counselors, and an application essay. Billed expenses for attending BU are a total of $62,956 which cover tuition, room, board, and fees. Other related expenses total to $2,950 which covers books, supplies, personal expenses, and local transportation. There is also a mandatory one time charge of $260 for attending the mandatory university orientation. The total cost for attending one year at the university is $66,166. The life on campus is a unique one because of the diversity of students attending the university. Boston University is a very dynamic university. Also, offers over 250 programs of study. BU There are a variety of languages and religion. As well as the many 500 plus student clubs and shows there. The campus also includes a fitness center, many restaurants and pubs, and not to mention the tailgate parites. Graduates from Boston University leave very well prepared for their futures. BU graduates were reported to …show more content…
UND is a medium-sized, private, four year, catholic university. It is located in the small suburban city near South Bend, Indiana. The acceptance rate at UND is twenty-one percent. The requirements for being accepted at UND are 4 units of English,three units of Mathematics - Algebra I, Algebra II, and Geometry (four units preferred), two units of Foreign Language (three to four units preferred), two units of Science (four units preferred), two units of History/Social Science (three to four units preferred), tree units of additional History/Social Science, Science, Foreign Language, Mathematics, and English courses. The total cost for attending UND is $64,775 which includes tuition, fees, room, board, books, supplies, personal expenses, and transportation. While attending UND a student will have access to many different people and activities. The campus includes its famous golden dome, one beautiful basilica, two award winning dining halls, several large athletic arenas, twenty-nine residential halls, and two serene lakes. The most important part of the University of Notre Dame du lac is its religion, there are fifty-seven chapels on campus, more than eighty priests on campus, more than 100 masses celebrated daily on campus, and the senior class celebrates one last mass together at the beginning of each
The first school that I am considering to attend is Arizona State University. ASU is large, public, four year university. It is located in the small suburban city of Tempe, Arizona. It has an admission rate of eighty percent, admitting approximately 17,465 people a year. Admission requirements for ASU are four years of English, four years of Mathematics (algebra I, geometry, algebra II and one course requiring algebra II as a prerequisite), three years total of Laboratory Science (1 year each from any of the following areas are accepted: …show more content…
BU is a large, private, four year university. It is located In the large urban city of Boston, Massachusetts. It has an admission rate of thirty-two percent. Admission requirements for BU are four years of English, three to four years of mathematics (precalculus/calculus recommended), three to four years of laboratory science, three to four years of history and/or social science, three to four years of a foreign language, the SAT or ACT with writing, recommendation letters from teachers or counselors, and an application essay. Billed expenses for attending BU are a total of $62,956 which cover tuition, room, board, and fees. Other related expenses total to $2,950 which covers books, supplies, personal expenses, and local transportation. There is also a mandatory one time charge of $260 for attending the mandatory university orientation. The total cost for attending one year at the university is $66,166. The life on campus is a unique one because of the diversity of students attending the university. Boston University is a very dynamic university. Also, offers over 250 programs of study. BU There are a variety of languages and religion. As well as the many 500 plus student clubs and shows there. The campus also includes a fitness center, many restaurants and pubs, and not to mention the tailgate parites. Graduates from Boston University leave very well prepared for their futures. BU graduates were reported to …show more content…
UND is a medium-sized, private, four year, catholic university. It is located in the small suburban city near South Bend, Indiana. The acceptance rate at UND is twenty-one percent. The requirements for being accepted at UND are 4 units of English,three units of Mathematics - Algebra I, Algebra II, and Geometry (four units preferred), two units of Foreign Language (three to four units preferred), two units of Science (four units preferred), two units of History/Social Science (three to four units preferred), tree units of additional History/Social Science, Science, Foreign Language, Mathematics, and English courses. The total cost for attending UND is $64,775 which includes tuition, fees, room, board, books, supplies, personal expenses, and transportation. While attending UND a student will have access to many different people and activities. The campus includes its famous golden dome, one beautiful basilica, two award winning dining halls, several large athletic arenas, twenty-nine residential halls, and two serene lakes. The most important part of the University of Notre Dame du lac is its religion, there are fifty-seven chapels on campus, more than eighty priests on campus, more than 100 masses celebrated daily on campus, and the senior class celebrates one last mass together at the beginning of each