"That gut feeling"

[fldhkybnva]

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How does one pick a school when they dont have "that gut feeling?" I know that this decision should be the place that will make you happiest, but how can one tell from a few visits? Location is not an issue (other than a slight consideration of where my SO will be going to law school), and all of the schools have top programs. Is there any objective way to make such a big decision? I feel so conflicted.

 

[DropkickMurphy]

How does one pick a school when they dont have "that gut feeling?" I know that this decision should be the place that will make you happiest, but how can one tell from a few visits? Location is not an issue (other than a slight consideration of where my SO will be going to law school), and all of the schools have top programs. Is there any objective way to make such a big decision? I feel so conflicted.

Go with the cheapest school.

 

[Robizzle]

Just follow your heart then.


JK. Go to all the second look weekends and see how your potential future classmates are. Hmm, did those pass already? Seriously though, I feel like the kids you will be locked in a library with for the next 2 years should play a significant role in your decision.

 

[Jccripe]

If there is no gut feeling, then go with the "better" school. And definetely check out your future classmates.

 

[CCLCMer]

Go with the cheapest school.

Yeah, I agree. Go where you'll have the least debt if you have no other preferences.

 

[lunaire]

Match list & reputation.