Know the cost of attendance and the cost of living in the area each college is located in. The cost of attendance can vary greatly with some colleges costing a few thousand a semester while others may cost tens of thousands of dollars. You should make sure each college is fully accredited and specializes in teaching the topics most relevant to the student's desired major. Do both colleges support the degree the student desires? What are the reputations of each? What is the student to faculty ratio? Are the professors highly esteemed? Is there a healthy environment on campus? Are there adequate facilities for the student's needs, i.e. gym, arena, sports center, art studio, music lab, etc.? Is the campus equipped with modern technology? Are there social events and a night life? Is there a scholarship program relevant to the student? Are there dorms or acceptable living arrangements nearby? Is transportation easy? What do alumni and former students from each college think about them? Which one is most famous? Which one is most prestigious? These are some basic questions you can use to determine which college is best for the student.
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