My College Choice

College is the reward for my suffering from primary to secondary school. It is basically what my education has been building up to. My family and I came to the United States for better education and financial life. Going to college means getting a career that provides me with my economic and social needs so that I would not live in poverty. My top three choices for college are Southern Methodist University, Baylor, and the University of Houston. I picked theses colleges based on major, tuition (room and board), scholarships, average test scores, school setting, activities, and networking possibilities. My first choice for college is Baylor University. Baylor is a school located in the urban city of Waco, Texas which means that there will be many opportunities to get internships at the school. Baylor University does have a good biomedical engineering program, so it meets my first requirement for college. Although the tuition plus room and board are pretty high, at
The school meets my requirement for it setting which is urban. I also meet my requirement for offering my major. The tuition for the university compared with my other choices is relatively low and on top of that, they offer many scholarships to students. The University of Houston like many colleges offers hundreds of clubs and activities around campus to keep the student entertained. In addition, the average SAT requirements meet my SAT scores, so getting in will be easy compared with my other options. In conclusion, my choice after weighing every one of my criteria is the University of Houston. Since the college has low tuition and low SAT scores, I think it will be an easy choice to get into. The college also offers my major and may scholarships, which is a plus. The cons of the school are that it will be in Texas, where there are not as much Biomedical Engineering career opportunities as there would be on the East