College Research
Researching a college means that you set aside time where you are focused on learning more about what a college has to offer. In order to do this, you’ll mostly be reading, but you’ll also be taking notes and asking questions. To make the most of your research time, you’ll want to use something to keep you organized, such as a spreadsheet, text document, or physical notebook.
As you work through your list of colleges, you’ll find a method of research that works for you. Some students may start with a school’s official website and branch out from there, while others may prefer to get their first impressions of a school from previous students.
NAIA
Also known as National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, these schools can range from 2-4 year programs offering a wide variety of degrees to student athletes.
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HBCU
Also known as Historical Black Colleges, they offer 2-4 year degree programs specific to young minorities.
CUNY & SUNY
JUCO schools offer two year degrees and are considered local community schools.
NCAA
National Collegiate Athletic Association is the largest and most widely recognized home for college athletics.
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