Boise State again named in ‘Great Colleges for the Real World

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For the third straight year Boise State has been listed in Great Colleges for the Real World – a guide for prospective students.

The publication’s third edition features more than 200 colleges that “attempt to deliver what students want” and that “feature programs that offer a tangible return on investment in the form of a job or career path.”

Among the factors author Michael Viollt used to evaluate colleges were the population of surrounding cities, job placement, non-traditional student programs and diversity of student body.

“Today’s student is more likely to be a financially independent working adult balancing college with family, social activities, work and other responsibilities,” Viollt wrote.

“They are a different type of student with different goals than past generations, which has led to a need to rethink the criteria used for selecting a college.”

The book is available for $11 from Octameron Associates, www.octameron.com.

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Filed under: ALUMNI — Archive @ 12:00 am October 4th, 2003

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