Freshman Success-College Exploration- College Comparison Portfolio Worksheet

College Information | College 1 | College 2 | College 3
College Name | Ashford | University | University
| University| of San D...| of Washi..
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College Location | Ashford, | San Diego | Seattle,
| WA | CA | WA
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College Type | 2-year | 4-year | 4-year
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Total Student Body Size |Unknown | 5,604 | 29,831
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Total Tuition | 10,632 | 62,410 | 12,242
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Students-to-Faculty Ratio | 14 to 1 | 12 to 1 | 9 to 1
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Admission Difficulty |95%accep| 48.7% ac | 48.7% ac
|tance rate| ceptance.. | ceptance..
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ACT Composite Score Range |-------|----------------|---------------
for Accepted Students | 15-21 | 31 | 29-34

hope this helps, i havent gotten a grade back yet but when i do ill let you know (although i dont think it matters cuz it freshman success)

3 answers

Yes, this is a great start for a college comparison portfolio worksheet. It is important to include as much information as possible when comparing colleges, such as the types of programs offered, the student services available, the cost of living in the area, and the job prospects after graduation. Additionally, it is important to research the college's reputation and the quality of its faculty and staff. All of this information can help you make an informed decision about which college is the best fit for you.
oh im so sorry to anyone who has to use this, i had it formatted so much better but it took away all ym extra spaces i had added in there, it should still be understandable tho
it got an 8/8 just so yk (im in washington connexus and amy tremblay graded it)