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What do you want out of a college education?

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Finding the Best School for You

Sacred or Secular?

There are good reasons for choosing both.


Why choose a Christian college?

According to the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities, CCCU.org, "82 percent of CCCU alumni say they personally benefited from their college's emphasis on personal values and ethics."

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Paying for a college education

You will be paying this school a huge amount of money, so you need to be happy with your choice for the next 4 years. Make sure the tuition is affordable before you set your heart on a school that is definitely out of reach. Don't expect that a scholarship is going to solve your money problems. On the other hand, don't think it is impossible either. If God really wants you to go to a particular school, He can provide the money, a loan, a job, or more likely a combination of all three.

Where to look for financial aid

 It is time to set some goals!

What should I look for in a college or university?

Well, what do you want to end up with when you graduate: a degree which can get you specific job training or one which will get you into graduate school? If you don't know, then ask yourself why are you going to college.

If you are pre-med, then check out the percentage of graduates from a prospective college who are accepted into medical school. Is is 40% or 90%? If 90% are accepted, then be sure they will do a good job of preparing you.

If you do decide to go the secular route, brace yourself for the destructive on slaught of life without a foundation or truth. Selfish world views flourish on campuses. Students drunk on their freedom are rarely concerned about the long term effects of how they live their life. A very strong Christian fellowship group is a MUST. See the links on our our Ministry page to find out what student ministries are on campus.

Can I choose my own roommate?

A few colleges offer a roommate matching service for incoming freshman. Georgetown has a online service named CHARMS which gives the students the opportunity to choose their own roommate. A few others use a service called Webroomz. Many still resort to the low tech method of index cards. Ask the admissions department of your top choices for details.

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