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Once you've asked yourself these questions, you'll be able to start narrowing down schools to consider! Good luck!! I'm sure you'll find some great schools that match your goals!

(If you ask for more college recommendations later, you should include your preferences and answer to the above questions in your post so everyone can help!)

TBH it depends on what you want to achieve. Maybe think about what type of environment you want to live in first, and then browse and search colleges by location

Some people are recommending best colleges for different needs here:

Also ask your friends, parents, and your counselors!

Figure out what you want to do based on a passion of yours. Then, use the school explorer to look for good colleges in your field that are Targets or Safeties.