What is The Princeton Review saying about Best-fit Colleges?

"In addition to making sure the schools you’re considering offer the majors and classes that interest you, visit or contact the career development center at each. Find out how the school supports students in preparing for the professional world. Do they offer resume writing workshops? Practice interviews? Networking events with alumni ? If you foresee yourself in a particular field, location, or specific workplace, asl about past students’ track records of finding internships and entry-level jobs in those areas. College admission officers and career counselors are happy to highlight their institutions’ success stories—as well as any unique career launching programs and experiences that their campuses offer. If you’re not sure yet which direction you’ll go in, see if career coaching and personal evaluations are available for students. Many institutions extend career support to alumni, too, which can be invaluable in the early post-collegiate years. As more and more students factoring post-graduate plans into their college decision process, college admission and recruitment officers are emphasizing career support and placement when pitching their schools to prospective applicants."
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-Rob Franek, Editor-in-Chief at The Princeton Review

For the full article, visit: https://www.princetonreview.com/college-advice/find-your-best-fit-college

Food for thought: 

1. What have you or your child done to explore career interests?
   
2. If you want to keep options open, how do your best-fit schools offer flexibility and support for career exploration?
3. Will your best-fit schools provide networking opportunities in your fields of interest?