What should make me confident that I have chosen the right university?
You are more likely to feel that you chose the right university when its academic content matches what you want to study and your future goals, and when its teaching style, support services, costs, commuting, and daily-life conditions are manageable for you. Read the curriculum and official information, then compare them with what you learn from open days, campus visits, and current students. Prioritize your own criteria and compare other universities before deciding whether the choice is well founded.
Key points
- Check whether the subjects, curriculum, and teaching approach fit your aims.
- Investigate study support, costs, commuting, facilities, and student life in concrete terms.
- Use several sources, such as official information, visits, events, and current students, and compare alternatives.
Things to check
- Teaching, support, costs, and student experience can vary by faculty, program, academic year, and individual circumstances, so check the latest official information.