Size Does Matter When reviewing prospective colleges, always research how many undergraduate students attend the institution. A smaller enrollment often equates to more one on one attention with professors and teaching assistants (TAs). Also, a smaller institution (under about 10,000 undergrads) usually means that less TAs will be used in the education process. Many colleges [...]
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