An old proverb tells us that "plans fail for lack of counsel, but with many advisers they succeed." We hope that you can use this information to facilitate your college decisions. If we can help you in even a small way, we will have succeeded.
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As you are making such a monumental decision, you will be breezing through many details: Do I like the school's colors? Will the color of my potential dorms go well with the pink bedspread I plan on buying? Well, your thoughts are probably much deeper than this, but we hoped to show the breadth of questions that you must address (humorously).

We make no bones about it: Deciding where to attend college is frankly difficult. The blessing of receiving multiple acceptances brings the difficulty of deciding among some great choices. First of all, we encourage you to maintain a thankful attitude, remembering that you are blessed merely to have had the opportunity to apply to college. Please remember that only a small percentage of the world's population – well under 10 percent of every man, woman, and child – will ever have the opportunity to study on the university level.

The grand question to answer is: Which school to which I've gained acceptance would prove the best fit? There are certainly a number of avenues by which to approach this question. We offer some suggestions herein:

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