Choosing which college is the best fit is tough. Tough because impacts your future. With the cost of higher education said to be on the rise, you’re not just choosing a brand name for your diploma – you’re choosing how much debt you may carry after graduation.
The choice isn’t easy.

Although many factors come into play when selecting a college, including location and size, local tutor Rachael Fineske, a 2000 alumna, said she chose to attend Baylor because of her religious background her family’s influence.

What do Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, and Michael Dell have in common?

They’re all incredibly successful, and all three dropped out of college.

For students wondering if the cost of studying abroad versus at Baylor’s Waco campus, it isn’t very different at all.

Though some students might imagine a semester living somewhere in Europe would be out of their price range, the truth is that if you can afford a semester at Baylor, chances are you can afford a semester abroad, according to Alamogordo, N.M., senior Allison Hainline.

Students often take summer classes to get ahead in their degree. While these extra hours help with scheduling, many students struggle with the cost.

At Baylor a three-hour class costs $3,054 during the summer—that’s $1,017 less than a three-hour class during fall or spring.