How can I decide whether a university felt right after Open Campus?
Immediately after the Open Campus, write down what you liked, what felt uncomfortable, and what you could not confirm. Then compare multiple universities against your priorities, including what you want to study, teaching methods, facilities, the atmosphere among students and staff, commuting, costs, and student support. Do not decide based only on the day’s impression; check official information and, if possible, revisit, observe the campus during regular periods, or ask current students.
Key points
- Separate non-negotiable conditions from those you can compromise on.
- Organize your impressions separately from facts about classes, costs, commuting, and other matters.
- Confirm anything you could not check through the official website or the university’s contact office.
Things to check
- An Open Campus may involve special arrangements, so it may differ from regular classes and the campus atmosphere at ordinary times.