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  1. Start by researching the college's history, mission, and any other important information.
  2. Look into the college's academic programs to ensure they offer courses and majors that are of interest.
  3. Research the school's faculty, to determine their reputation and credentials.
  4. Read reviews of the college from current and former students.
  5. Consider the college's location and surrounding area.
  6. Examine the college's student life, including the types of activities, clubs, and sports offered.
  7. Investigate the college's tuition and fees, as well as any available grants or scholarships.
  8. Look into the college's alumni network, to get a sense of their success and connections.
  9. Determine the college's admission requirements, such as test scores and GPA.
  10. Visit the college, if possible, to get an in-person look at the campus and student life.

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