It depends on your state, as well as the field you're interested in. Some state schools are renowned for one or more of their programs, so they'd probably be good if you were interested in that field. Some private schools are well-known for some of their programs, too, so they would also be good. Some states have better public universities than ...

I'm from SC, attending a private university in IL, so I'm all for going out-of-state. I have a variety of reasons for my choice, but I'll address your concerns first.It's definitely not weird to stay around for breaks. I went home with my roommate for Thanksgiving break last semester, and went home with another friend for Fall Break [a four-day ...

I wouldn't stress much about the selectivity of a school. If you are worried about reputation, you may want to call the Career Services office at the school and find out where their graduates get jobs. Ask current students what they are hoping to do and what jobs they've worked in the co-op program. These may help you see the opportunities that ...