What impact can overlooking location have on university applicants?

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University applicants often overlook the importance of considering the environment and location of their chosen institution. The discussion highlights a personal experience of regret regarding the lack of attention paid to the campus setting, emphasizing that academics alone do not determine a fulfilling college experience. The need for campus visits is underscored, as firsthand experience can significantly influence the decision-making process for prospective students. The conversation reflects on the realization that the ideal program may not compensate for an undesirable living situation.
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I think this is something that university applicants DO NOT LOOK INTO ENOUGH. I was an idealistic high school student at one time, chasing after the "best program". Look at me now! I'm stuck going to school in suburban hell!

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Soooo where ARE you attending school...?
 
i'm "up north" :):)
 
Where is this suburb, Rwanda?
 
In all seriousness, i wish i would've done a campus visit or something. Academics isn't everything. Guess I'm almost there though...two.5 more years...

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