Do you wonder if you should go to a big or a small college? Well, that is a good question, back in high school, I asked myself that question a lot. Once I got to twelfth grade, though, I decided that I did want to go to a somewhat big college. The reason being is that I wanted to experience being at a university with tons of people and where there is diversity. I also feel like a big university has well-funded sports programs and I like running and playing tennis. As a college student now, I am at Georgia Southern, which does have a lot of people to be in such a tiny town. I enjoy it here and I believe that bigger colleges are still better. Which is why I chose Statesboro over Armstrong. Just because of the fact that theirs something for everyone to do here. You like anime, theirs an anime club, you like dancing theirs a dance team. etc. Also at big universities, the class sizes are bigger, which gives you a chance to meet more people and possibly make study groups to help with your tests and quizzes. You can improve your social life. There are many parties and school events that happen. I feel like if you get out of your comfort zone you can definitely become less shy if you are more of a reserved person. Lastly, there are many different majors and minors to choose from and campus jobs. The only drawback I would say I have had with this school is the walking. You can get tired of walking and sometimes you can run a little late waiting for the bus. Lecture halls with hundreds of students can take remove personal attention, and college advisors are usually too busy with other students to offer individual advice and recommendations. I will say that small college are good for a stronger sense of community and less competition for financial aid. I would say the college you chose should all depend on what is best for you and suits you best.
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