A practical way to compare colleges using course fit, fees, location, placements and the things that actually matter to you.
Start with you, not the college ranking
Before comparing colleges, write down what actually matters to you. A famous college can still be a poor fit if the course, budget, location or admission path does not work for your situation.
A shortlist becomes useful only when every college on it has a reason to be there.
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