Should I choose the university where I felt most comfortable at Open Campus?
You may choose the university where you felt most comfortable, but comfort alone should not decide the choice. An open-campus impression is useful, yet it reflects only a limited, one-day experience. Compare the university’s field of study and curriculum, commuting and costs, learning support, and facilities, then choose the option you can accept with confidence.
Key points
- Check whether the field of study and curriculum match your interests and goals.
- Compare commuting time and costs, facilities, and learning support.
- If possible, consult more than one source, including current students’ perspectives.
Things to check
- Details such as curricula and support systems can vary by faculty, department, and academic year, so confirm them in each university’s official information.