b'14In this section: Find your Fit, pp. 14-15Understand your options, pp. 16-19Narrow your College Search, p. 21Visit Colleges, p. 22Activities:Find your Fit, p. 20Questions to Ask on a College Visit, p. 23Fit Form, pp. 24-25 University of Pittsburgh startIngYOurCOLLegesearCHChoosing the college that is the best fit for you is critical to your success and happiness in college and your career.Now is the time to understand all of the options, do your research, and start to narrow your choices. ThE RIGhT FITFinancial: Finding your financial fit means you Your college fit is the school that is the best match will be able to aord the total cost of earning yourfor you academically, socially, and financially: degree. College costs and financial aid packagesAcademic: vary by school, so it is important to research a rangeYour academic fit is a school that of schools. No college is your right fit if you matches your academic profileyour high school cannot aord to go there.GPA and SAT/ACT scores will be similar to those of accepted students. It will oer majors and coursesthat interest you and provide opportunities that areattractive to you, such as study abroad, internshipand co-op programs, or the opportunity to do research with a faculty member.Social:Your social fit is a school that fits your personality and preferencesa school where youwill feel comfortable and fulfilled. To find your social fit, you will look at a schools culture and distinguishing characteristics, such as location, size, diversity, extracurricular and athletic oerings,and school spirit. Muhlenberg University'