Major Help on colleges

M_s_Mom
Fri, 23 Jul 2010 08:53:27 +0000

The general rule is that a school that is a good fit-one that matches your personality, learning style, financial situation, academic and extra curricular interests - is the one where you will be most successful. And being successful as an undergrad is what will open doors for you as a grad student or employee. Neither NASA nor any grad school would look at a specific undergrad institution and say, 'Yup, let’s take ‘em. They went to school at xxxxx.’

Without knowing more about you and what you want to study, it’s hard to give you decent recommendations. All of these schools can get you where you want to go if it’s a good fit for you.