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several schools that meet their criteria for a suitable college. “People think there’s only one college that will meet their needs, but that’s a myth," Mr. O’Neill explained. “There are 3,000 colleges in this country, so it’s very likely that more than one place will satisfy each applicant."
“It is worth the work to find a group of schools, perhaps five or six, of varying degrees of selectivity that suit your notion of who you are and who you want to be as a student,” Mr. O’Neill said. “By applying to several schools that are similar in academic style and student life, students improve their chance? of attending a college where they will grow socially and academically. Then, if students don’t get into their first-choice colleges, they have good
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