Going to college is like going to a whole different world. The right college should provide services and resources to help you adapt. So when you're looking at colleges, consider resources such as health centers, libraries, counselors and computer labs. Some colleges offer minimal health services. Most schools have IBM-compatible PCs and Macintosh computers available for student use in open access labs across campus.
Some colleges have computers in residence hall study rooms.
Many provide free Internet and e-mail access. For students' convenience, some colleges have computer labs open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Many college students find the library a great place to study, even if they're not doing research. When looking at colleges, consider their libraries' resources. Ask about the availability of Internet resources and staff to help you navigate the web.