Considering career prospects, applicants should know where recent graduates are working. Know the number and diversity of volumes, special collections, periodicals, for a particular discipline, along with the accessibility of these resources is important for research purposes. It is very important that you investigate independent research centers, labs, and institutes on campus and in the community. Ask how many students in your discipline are assisted in finding internships, summer jobs and post graduate school employment. Find out whether the campus recruiters come from the region or different states.
Computers can make a student's life easier.
Note the models used and the number of computers available for the student body. Look at classrooms, lounges, and study rooms to learn how much space is available and where you can go to study alone or in a group. Each school's medical care, insurance policies, and related services are different. The environment can affect the way you approach your work. Climate and proximity to a city may be two factors to consider .