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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How has he chosen these schools on his list? Has he done a tour (online or on person), looked at strengths in specific majors/programs he is interested in? My kid knocked several schools off her list after doing these things. Have you found at least one safety school that he can see himself happy at? Have you checked out financial health and endowment for the schools on his list? (Probably less of an issue for top schools, but still something to take a look at) Is cost an issue for you? Narrowing down choices to affordable ones (either lower-cost or via merit aid) is a totally acceptable parental action. I found that the closer to application time, the more choices were dropped off the list, so this may happen for you too. And the right number is different for different kids: one ofine had 10 applications and the other had 3. They are both happy with their outcomes.[/quote] How do you determine strength of major? [/quote] Number of faculty Variety of courses offered Subfield-specific offerings (if relevant) Then it branches depending on field/what kid hopes to do: faculty research projects/interests Existence/ranking of grad program Job/grad school placements, recruitment/internship/co-op opportunities[/quote]
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