How To Make Your FINAL College List


Dear College Made Simple Reader,
Deciding where to go to college is a lot easier when you know what’s out there.

Of course there’s no lack of supply – with more than 2,300 four-year colleges and universities in the U.S.

So knowing where to start is key to the whole process – including how to quickly narrow your choices down to a manageable number. Keep reading to learn more…

-Scott

How To Make Your College List

1. Go where your interests lie.

We’ve found that often times the best school for a student isn’t always the obvious one. In fact many students forget to look at the specifics of a school, as they get lost in the overall reputation and collegiate ranks.

Some great schools are poor in particular fields, while some second-tier schools are tremendous in certain areas.

If you have a good idea what you want to study, focus on schools that are exceptional in that subject. Often, it’s not one you’re familiar with.

2. Look Beyond the Name.

Ivy leagues and a few other top tier universities will always get top billing.

But you can’t always judge a school solely by its reputation. With some minor variances, you may not find much distance between the #1 and the #100 school in the U.S. World and News Report college list.

The quality will be excellent at all of them. The feel of each, however, can vary wildly. Make sure you aren’t paying too much attention to a school’s reputation and instead, focus on its ‘fit.’


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3. Do Your Research

These days, there is a massive amount of information available online. Nothing can replace a college visit – but, as you’re weeding down to your favorite colleges, you can learn a lot about different universities with minimal effort.

Go to the college’s official website. Search for the news for good and bad stories. Check out the college’s schedule of events, and see what’s happening around a college’s town. See what kind of extracurricular groups are active.

Some colleges even have reach-out programs, allowing prospective students to chat via email with current students. If one of your colleges has that option – take it.

Not only will you get a feel for what life may be like on campus – you’ll also know what spots you’ll want to visit when you’re touring a university.

4. Don’t Worry Too Much About Money… Yet

First, decide on your favorite colleges. After, you can figure out if you can afford it. There are so many scholarships, grants, and work-study opportunities available, the sticker price of a school – more often then not – isn’t what you end up paying.

It’s not unusual for the more ‘expensive’ school to wind up being the cheaper option, thanks to a larger endowment and, hence, more grants.

As you’re beginning your college hunt, keep this checklist in mind. Follow it, and you’re in a better position to end up at a school that’s a great fit for you.

To your college admissions and funding success,

Scott Weingold
Co-founder, College Planning Network, LLC

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Advise from New York Times

Help for the Not So Needy

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Published: July 17, 2012

List of Colleges and Universities That Award Merit Aid more than $ 10,000

It’s the fate of being in the middle: a good student but not Ivy caliber, strapped by college costs but not eligible for enough need-based aid. The New York Times analyzed College Board data from colleges and universities that award aid based on academic promise. Amounts represent the estimated merit aid given to first-time freshmen in 2011-12 (asterisks indicate final figures for 2010-11). Figures have been adjusted for inflation. Click on a column header to sort columns most to least, or vice versa.    Related Article »
Tuition/fees Freshmen getting merit aid Change from 2007-8 Average merit aid Change from 2007-8 Undergraduate enrollment
Trinity College (CT) $44,070 <1% -88% $41,980 20% 2,215
University of Richmond (VA) $43,170 7% -6% $36,860 17% 2,872
Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art (NY) * $37,383 71% 7% $35,700 1% 888
Johns Hopkins University (MD) $42,780 1% 14% $29,310 0% 5,038
Vanderbilt University (TN) $41,996 9% -35% $24,505 78% 6,726
University of Miami (FL) $39,654 24% -10% $23,208 28% 9,632
Babson College (MA) $40,400 6% -4% $22,556 41% 2,007
Campbell University (NC) * $22,970 9% -56% $22,034 198% 3,253
Sage College of Albany (NY) $28,000 2% -22% $21,250 231% 667
Tulane University (LA) * $42,726 33% 2% $20,521 -6% 5,993
Lafayette College (PA) $41,358 6% -5% $20,509 67% 2,421
Boston University (MA) $41,420 7% -38% $19,960 39% 16,137
Stetson University (FL) $35,078 19% -48% $19,900 62% 2,228
Georgetown College (KY) $29,300 15% -41% $19,848 58% 1,224
Providence College (RI) $40,975 13% 168% $19,780 -7% 3,836
Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering (MA) $39,450 38% -61% $19,500 -46% 326
Wells College (NY) $32,180 8% -59% $19,500 166% 483
Davidson College (NC) * $37,417 4% -61% $19,188 8% 1,738
Hendrix College (AR) $34,230 31% -10% $19,162 -5% 1,402
Bellarmine University (KY) $32,140 18% 95% $19,108 31% 2,253
University of Southern California (CA) * $41,842 24% -9% $18,874 20% 16,563
George Washington University (DC) $44,148 20% 30% $18,495 -9% 9,680
Pepperdine University (CA) $40,752 11% -46% $18,474 -12% 3,045
Case Western Reserve University (OH) $39,120 19% -11% $18,355 -12% 3,882
Rollins College (FL) $38,400 25% 47% $18,292 11% 1,818
McDaniel College (MD) $34,780 20% -9% $17,922 42% 1,569
St. Lawrence University (NY) $42,735 28% 75% $17,838 48% 2,333
Wittenberg University (OH) * $36,132 18% -43% $17,697 28% 1,698
Randolph College (VA) $30,376 12% -63% $17,603 13% 544
Bard College (NY) $43,306 2% 68% $17,595 4% 1,891
Elizabethtown College (PA) $34,830 20% -23% $17,589 14% 1,847
Regis College (MA) $31,785 7% 6% $17,585 93% 898
Colby-Sawyer College (NH) * $33,293 88% 342% $17,565 35% 1,133
College of Wooster (OH) $38,290 30% -20% $17,536 14% 1,977
University of Evansville (IN) $29,416 17% -20% $17,433 32% 2,471
Mercer University (GA) $31,548 20% -28% $17,394 -9% 2,207
Southern Methodist University (TX) $39,430 34% -25% $17,268 45% 5,962
Smith College (MA) $40,070 5% 7% $17,200 110% 2,610
Mount Holyoke College (MA) $41,456 14% 89% $17,048 -2% 2,298
DePauw University (IN) $36,970 32% -20% $17,007 -3% 2,323
Wake Forest University (NC) $41,576 4% -33% $16,985 28% 4,720
Bard College at Simon’s Rock (MA) $43,000 15% -21% $16,875 13% 344
Boston College (MA) * $41,353 1% -7% $16,819 3% 9,099
Maryville College (TN) $29,924 14% -19% $16,750 24% 1,032
Canisius College (NY) $30,657 14% -7% $16,740 24% 3,006
Oglethorpe University (GA) $29,150 18% -45% $16,715 75% 981
Seattle Pacific University (WA) $30,339 21% -27% $16,588 26% 3,081
Lycoming College (PA) $31,818 15% -17% $16,471 53% 1,342
Denison University (OH) $40,200 42% -9% $16,370 15% 2,264
Agnes Scott College (GA) $32,195 17% -41% $16,345 -3% 823
Simpson College (IA) $28,123 12% 10% $16,324 56% 1,395
Hood College (MD) $31,060 12% -58% $16,317 -15% 1,331
Mills College (CA) * $38,357 14% 44% $16,267 -41% 910
Polytechnic Institute of New York University (NY) * $37,010 19% -28% $16,114 -9% 1,550
Wartburg College (IA) * $29,600 16% -31% $15,956 -1% 1,702
Juniata College (PA) $34,090 29% -4% $15,718 -5% 1,465
Northland College (WI) $26,566 10% -37% $15,711 58% 506
Olivet Nazarene University (IL) * $26,102 14% -37% $15,704 79% 2,512
Converse College (SC) $27,320 13% -49% $15,702 -31% 626
Saint Joseph’s College (IN) * $25,765 7% -62% $15,647 20% 967
Willamette University (OR) $39,012 34% 2% $15,611 39% 1,946
Soka University of America (CA) $26,294 15% 73% $15,586 46% 437
Cedarville University (OH) * $23,970 18% -35% $15,450 58% 2,959
Pacific Lutheran University (WA) $30,950 19% -29% $15,395 18% 3,030
Wabash College (IN) $32,450 12% -40% $15,393 -9% 902
Furman University (SC) $39,560 35% 34% $15,379 2% 2,687
Rhodes College (TN) $36,464 38% -5% $15,330 20% 1,798
Albion College (MI) $32,662 25% -22% $15,299 14% 1,489
Columbia College (SC) * $24,060 17% -88% $15,246 40% 925
University of La Verne (CA) $31,300 9% -21% $15,136 50% 2,095
Clarkson University (NY) $36,780 12% 6% $15,117 -3% 2,968
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (NY) $42,704 25% -20% $14,978 15% 5,238
Gustavus Adolphus College (MN) * $34,535 27% -17% $14,974 88% 2,377
Loyola University New Orleans (LA) $33,302 27% -16% $14,945 1% 2,914
Hanover College (IN) * $28,050 12% -53% $14,868 -18% 1,004
Bentley University (MA) * $37,799 17% -1% $14,854 0% 4,055
American University (DC) $38,071 15% -48% $14,768 -14% 6,584
Austin College (TX) $31,270 25% -33% $14,665 53% 1,314
Beloit College (WI) $36,674 26% 1% $14,643 26% 1,285
University of Denver (CO) $37,833 34% 0% $14,574 31% 4,973
Widener University (PA) $34,762 7% -59% $14,535 26% 2,712
Menlo College (CA) $35,100 20% -43% $14,527 29% 631
Alma College (MI) $29,230 18% -3% $14,503 -23% 1,376
University of Dallas (TX) * $28,371 28% -16% $14,395 23% 1,321
University of Tulsa (OK) * $28,876 37% -5% $14,321 19% 2,944
Mount St. Mary’s University (MD) $31,536 23% -18% $14,318 4% 1,683
Fairfield University (CT) $40,580 19% 264% $14,314 14% 3,369
Clark University (MA) $37,350 32% 38% $14,305 -1% 2,208
Capital University (OH) * $29,896 13% -25% $14,280 10% 2,394
Spring Hill College (AL) $28,060 22% -21% $14,266 2% 1,178
New England College (NH) $30,400 17% -41% $14,243 39% 896
Juilliard School (NY) $33,630 5% -34% $14,200 -1% 521
Wagner College (NY) $35,820 19% -30% $14,134 30% 1,759
La Salle University (PA) * $34,374 15% -11% $14,102 36% 3,256
Dordt College (IA) $24,300 18% -12% $14,080 2% 1,326
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (MA) * $39,474 23% 15% $13,991 2% 3,416
Augustana College (SD) $26,590 28% -8% $13,940 38% 1,695
Pace University (NY) $35,032 15% -9% $13,912 29% 6,852
University of Notre Dame (IN) * $40,717 2% 30% $13,889 106% 8,411
Marietta College (OH) $29,690 13% -10% $13,806 47% 1,406
Holy Names University (CA) * $29,264 24% 64% $13,783 46% 483
North Central College (IL) $29,733 20% -10% $13,765 60% 2,490
Culver-Stockton College (MO) $22,550 7% -36% $13,750 -12% 701
Whitworth University (WA) $32,144 21% -27% $13,735 23% 2,201
Bay Path College (MA) $27,045 4% -69% $13,720 32% 1,254
University of St. Thomas (MN) $32,073 17% -35% $13,709 49% 5,898
University of Redlands (CA) $37,302 16% 3% $13,695 3% 2,415
College of St. Benedict (MN) $34,308 22% -27% $13,655 17% 2,041
Catholic University of America (DC) $35,460 23% -39% $13,649 43% 3,376
St. Mary’s College of California (CA) * $36,139 7% 43% $13,632 -2% 2,558
Bridgewater College (VA) $26,750 14% -47% $13,625 26% 1,629
Emerson College (MA) * $31,897 10% -56% $13,622 -3% 3,388
Goucher College (MD) $36,553 12% -50% $13,614 -27% 1,395
Trinity University (TX) $31,356 36% -17% $13,581 14% 2,383
St. John’s University (MN) $33,606 26% -38% $13,580 21% 1,856
Washington & Jefferson College (PA) $36,420 17% -25% $13,522 27% 1,405
King’s College (PA) $27,680 15% -12% $13,493 27% 2,015
Loras College (IA) $26,981 23% 54% $13,490 43% 1,465
Xavier University (OH) $31,160 32% 17% $13,484 22% 4,000
Allegheny College (PA) $36,190 21% -21% $13,409 19% 2,084
Russell Sage College (NY) $28,000 7% 80% $13,400 39% 741
Susquehanna University (PA) $35,860 18% -41% $13,398 -13% 2,172
Lebanon Valley College (PA) $33,200 9% -33% $13,292 4% 1,618
Roanoke College (VA) $32,900 17% -52% $13,253 24% 1,951
College of Idaho (ID) $22,315 21% -40% $13,240 7% 969
Luther College (IA) $34,885 13% 6% $13,237 13% 2,405
Wheeling Jesuit University (WV) $25,640 21% 53% $13,219 11% 839
Central Christian College of Kansas (KS) $18,400 4% -56% $13,190 126% 384
Saint Martin’s University (WA) * $26,930 9% -44% $13,156 -16% 1,124
Mount St. Mary’s College (CA) $31,626 7% 22% $13,144 55% 1,769
New England Conservatory of Music (MA) $36,700 42% 31% $13,118 -25% 380
Union College (KY) $20,004 11% 13% $13,113 -35% 767
Columbia College (MO) * $15,908 9% -67% $12,996 56% 833
Central College (IA) $27,844 14% -25% $12,985 24% 1,465
Westminster College (UT) $27,182 28% -35% $12,958 31% 2,266
Baylor University (TX) $31,658 34% -8% $12,943 59% 12,320
Young Harris College (GA) * $21,191 32% -36% $12,942 21% 818
Illinois Wesleyan University (IL) $36,572 29% -20% $12,937 44% 2,078
University of Pittsburgh (PA) * $15,235 5% -43% $12,813 -9% 17,040
Manhattan School of Music (NY) * $33,471 6% 6% $12,776 7% 397
Wheaton College (MA) $41,894 16% -6% $12,753 3% 1,621
Knox College (IL) $34,464 18% -26% $12,721 23% 1,399
Rider University (NJ) $31,930 17% -17% $12,648 10% 3,923
Bluffton University (OH) $26,154 7% -43% $12,635 62% 881
The Citadel (SC) $10,216 16% 74% $12,623 65% 2,307
Caldwell College (NJ) $26,890 5% -76% $12,600 53% 1,250
University of Puget Sound (WA) $38,720 27% 21% $12,555 85% 2,620
Virginia Intermont College (VA) * $25,033 14% -75% $12,498 96% 513
Monmouth College (IL) $28,650 10% -36% $12,471 26% 1,274
Aquinas College (MI) $24,286 12% -33% $12,447 38% 1,847
Gannon University (PA) $25,522 8% -29% $12,432 76% 2,534
University of the South (TN) $32,292 21% 26% $12,383 -22% 1,454
Quincy University (IL) $24,140 4% -7% $12,331 6% 1,149
Keystone College (PA) * $19,400 3% -79% $12,315 44% 1,354
Niagara University (NY) $26,400 13% -15% $12,261 31% 2,882
Dominican University of California (CA) * $36,251 8% -58% $12,240 2% 1,299
University of Dayton (OH) $31,640 36% -26% $12,230 67% 7,261
Coastal Carolina University (SC) * $9,578 16% -27% $12,221 17% 7,517
St. Olaf College (MN) $38,150 24% 21% $12,218 38% 3,102
Iona College (NY) $30,192 15% -36% $12,183 14% 3,096
Carroll University (WI) $25,247 15% -40% $12,147 38% 2,789
Kenyon College (OH) $42,630 17% -18% $12,123 5% 1,647
Lynchburg College (VA) $30,805 18% -48% $12,047 25% 2,138
Saint Louis University (MO) * $33,309 23% -27% $12,038 14% 7,377
Maryville University of Saint Louis (MO) $22,882 11% -48% $12,012 62% 1,741
Rochester Institute of Technology (NY) $32,037 15% 31% $12,000 54% 12,309
Otis College of Art and Design (CA) $35,354 14% -22% $11,995 115% 1,120
Sweet Briar College (VA) * $30,195 16% -58% $11,971 -23% 599
Lawrence University (WI) $38,481 31% 25% $11,914 -17% 1,414
Trine University (IN) $26,730 7% -78% $11,910 33% 1,454
St. Michael’s College (VT) $36,240 26% -9% $11,886 41% 1,940
University of San Diego (CA) * $38,126 17% -5% $11,885 -6% 5,113
Drake University (IA) $28,382 26% -22% $11,881 3% 3,186
Bennington College (VT) $42,800 24% 145% $11,865 -51% 683
St. John’s University (NY) * $32,620 4% -33% $11,840 -6% 11,687
College of St. Scholastica (MN) $29,506 8% -7% $11,827 5% 2,506
Utica College (NY) $30,516 8% 16% $11,768 12% 2,117
Quinnipiac University (CT) $36,130 18% 31% $11,767 17% 5,988
New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJ) * $13,637 8% -60% $11,740 20% 4,952
Saint Mary’s College (IN) $32,000 27% -1% $11,721 18% 1,486
Lesley University (MA) $30,420 21% 11% $11,720 32% 1,424
Centenary College (NJ) * $28,615 20% -52% $11,697 35% 1,840
Westmont College (CA) $35,650 20% -21% $11,697 -5% 1,327
St. Norbert College (WI) * $28,604 22% -22% $11,648 41% 2,088
Lyon College (AR) $22,906 8% -69% $11,624 1% 571
Gonzaga University (WA) * $31,533 35% 38% $11,620 48% 4,661
Saint Xavier University (IL) $27,060 5% -49% $11,517 190% 2,525
University of California: Irvine (CA) * $11,457 1% -58% $11,510 26% 21,522
College of Mount St. Joseph (OH) $24,400 13% -27% $11,489 86% 1,277
St. Mary’s University of Minnesota (MN) $27,250 25% -18% $11,480 69% 1,419
Santa Clara University (CA) $39,048 23% -15% $11,439 28% 5,090
Alverno College (WI) $21,063 5% -55% $11,406 68% 1,467
Valparaiso University (IN) * $30,174 16% -16% $11,386 16% 2,670
Muhlenberg College (PA) $39,915 34% 9% $11,335 0% 2,298
Rockford College (IL) * $25,245 10% -30% $11,333 -3% 823
Messiah College (PA) $28,356 23% -20% $11,324 27% 2,724
Bryn Mawr College (PA) $40,824 20% 7218% $11,311 -30% 1,289
Concordia College: Moorhead (MN) * $27,703 19% -32% $11,277 -22% 2,687
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (IN) $40,447 25% -7% $11,277 21% 1,888
Brandeis University (MA) * $41,079 3% -83% $11,274 -41% 3,317
Seton Hill University (PA) $28,354 11% 2% $11,237 -41% 1,473
Millikin University (IL) * $27,974 6% -57% $11,201 23% 2,097
Wilkes University (PA) $28,210 8% 21% $11,138 13% 2,020
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences * $25,990 27% 71% $11,137 -17% 1,475
Milwaukee School of Engineering (WI) * $30,110 16% -2% $11,129 16% 2,180
Wingate University (NC) $22,180 51% 449% $11,033 210% 1,673
Silver Lake College of the Holy Family (WI) $21,820 7% 148% $11,027 3% 181
Dickinson College (PA) $43,085 13% 155% $11,020 -3% 2,346
Moravian College (PA) $33,446 12% -37% $11,009 -21% 1,497
College of Charleston (SC) * $10,520 23% 100% $10,978 108% 9,299
Doane College (NE) $23,590 4% -91% $10,921 -14% 1,056
University of Scranton (PA) * $35,319 19% 22% $10,920 2% 3,860
Bucknell University (PA) $43,866 5% 55% $10,910 -8% 3,528
Hardin-Simmons University (TX) $22,460 20% -21% $10,889 169% 1,627
Loyola University Chicago (IL) $33,294 20% 1% $10,872 43% 8,925
Houghton College (NY) $26,094 13% -3% $10,861 19% 1,187
Cleveland Institute of Art (OH) * $33,580 18% -22% $10,796 -30% 516
Concordia University Texas (TX) * $22,236 16% 62% $10,790 31% 1,001
University of Texas at Dallas (TX) * $10,959 12% -67% $10,772 14% 7,887
Lehigh University (PA) $40,960 4% -51% $10,762 -7% 4,796
Assumption College (MA) $32,545 14% -27% $10,745 -21% 2,079
Georgian Court University (NJ) $27,984 6% -50% $10,733 -21% 1,390
Delaware State University (DE) * $6,866 9% -26% $10,724 27% 3,065
Concordia University Chicago (IL) * $25,073 10% -54% $10,718 6% 1,282
Queens University of Charlotte (NC) $25,356 26% -5% $10,717 -12% 1,456
St. Ambrose University (IA) $24,916 17% -37% $10,713 43% 2,366
Columbus College of Art and Design (OH) * $25,361 27% 33% $10,694 -36% 1,297
DeSales University (PA) $29,000 16% -38% $10,690 46% 1,775
Keuka College (NY) $25,110 3% -49% $10,683 -27% 1,229
Gwynedd-Mercy College (PA) * $26,122 14% -31% $10,681 -27% 1,491
Emmanuel College (MA) $32,300 18% 60% $10,680 -5% 1,781
Lynn University (FL) $31,700 25% 330% $10,673 -53% 1,452
Berry College (GA) $26,090 25% -33% $10,654 -53% 1,908
University of Chicago (IL) $42,783 16% 19% $10,636 -19% 5,311
Florida Southern College (FL) $26,112 21% -41% $10,607 -32% 2,001
Dowling College (NY) * $25,388 11% -76% $10,567 123% 2,110
Lawrence Technological University (MI) * $25,126 13% 14% $10,567 97% 1,498
University of St. Mary (KS) * $20,359 7% -51% $10,557 -4% 532
Ashland University (OH) $28,582 8% -33% $10,455 40% 2,363
Robert Morris University (PA) $23,038 14% -35% $10,435 -10% 3,473
Thomas College (ME) $22,770 3% 18% $10,417 112% 691
Nebraska Wesleyan University (NE) $24,656 23% -10% $10,397 32% 1,551
Earlham College (IN) $38,284 11% -48% $10,383 13% 1,041
Saint Anselm College (NH) $32,365 18% -14% $10,376 -25% 1,849
Covenant College (GA) * $26,751 26% 11% $10,373 61% 959
Franklin College (IN) * $25,148 13% -42% $10,331 -7% 1,060
Baldwin-Wallace College (OH) $26,396 17% 14% $10,329 5% 3,012
Westminster College (MO) $20,570 40% -26% $10,284 6% 1,071
Virginia Wesleyan College (VA) * $29,127 11% -43% $10,255 19% 1,100
Hope International University (CA) $24,080 3% -84% $10,250 -48% 738
Linfield College (OR) $32,416 21% -19% $10,241 -6% 1,638
Loyola Marymount University (CA) * $37,132 28% 125% $10,234 -17% 5,668
Bethel College (IN) $23,030 11% 175% $10,189 30% 1,480
St. Edward’s University (TX) $28,700 7% -33% $10,185 12% 3,537
University of St. Thomas (TX) $25,300 31% 41% $10,149 17% 1,197
St. John Fisher College (NY) * $25,775 13% -20% $10,001 47% 2,687
Bloomfield College (NJ) $23,700 1% -80% $10,000 4% 1,850
Skidmore College (NY) $42,380 1% 74% $10,000 -7% 2,635