Which of these four colleges is the best?

[Whatthefluff]

Keeping them anonymous to prevent bias. I am planning to undergrad in the liberal arts field. My ideal college will have a somewhat smaller class size, ideally is affordable cuz I'm poor, and provides opportunities for the workforce or if I decide to get a more advanced degree down the line. Do any of you prefer one of these colleges more than the other, or should I look for somewhere else?

[abc3643]

Interesting...
With no other information, I'd say School C but the public schools may be a better value.

HOWEVER, I want more information:
1. What do you wish to major in?
2. What do you want to do with your degree? Put another way, what do you want to do for a living?
3. Where do you live now? and where are Schools A through D?

[Whatthefluff]

I'm not sure exactly what I want to major in, but I've been thinking of maybe double majoring in psychology and English/literature or something like that. I'm just looking for a good career. I want to help others/do something meaningful if I'm going to do it 5 days a week till I die.
I'm going to move no matter what school it is

[abc3643]

If you wish, PM me, but I'd like to know specifics as to the schools you are interested in and where you are from.

[GoldCobra]

I would visit each school and see what the atmosphere is like ☺️ It’s tough to say which one from here. School C seems expensive but has the highest rank. I hope you find a good school that you are happy with!

[KelleyNice]

C if your grades and either your SAT or ACT scores are high enough to qualify.

[KelleyNice]

Thanks for the MH.

[Andres77]

B… affordable and median income. But in the end that depends on you and your gpa.

[shortster]

I would go with school B; they have the best tuition to median income.