Different types of colleges suit different types of people. Take a look at these descriptions to help you see where you fit. Liberal arts colleges Liberal arts colleges offer a broad base of courses in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences. Most are private and focus mainly on undergraduate students.
Classes tend to be small and personal attention is available.
Universities Generally, a university is bigger than a college and offers more majors and research facilities. Class size often reflects institutional size and some classes may taught by graduate students. Community or junior colleges Community colleges offer a degree after the completion of two years of full-time study. They frequently offer technical programs that prepare you for immediate entry into the job market. Learn more Upper division Upper-division schools offer the last two years of undergraduate study, usually in specialized programs leading to a bachelor's degree.