Marquette was pretty nice, even though my tour guide did a crappy job I have to say. But from what we did see, everything was great. The facilities there are great, and the dorms seemed bigger. Even though it was urban and in the city, I almost think Madison felt more urban. Also I'm not that worried that much more financially after I talked to a an admissions counselor, they offer many scholarships. She also said you would know everything with the costs and scholarships you will be getting before you make your decision on where to go, which is great. They have some program, that will be testing in January I think, where you do a test on a subject for scholorships. I will be going to this. And thats when I'll get my second look at Marquette, especially once people are there. The only thing I have to say that could have been a negative, is that it is close kinda to a rougher part of Milwaukee. It really would be a change for me, since I live in the country and there is like only 2 other houses in mile radius of mine. But I really don't think city life would bother me that much. My dad keeps on saying "this is city, you'd like this". I really don't think it'd bother me, but it would be a change. So after seeing those 4 colleges, as of right now I'm going to apply to all of them and gonna start doing that pretty soon. And if I had to rate them, I'd do this, but I'm sure it could change once I get another look once school's in session. Its going to be tough to decide. 1. Madison 2. Marquette 3T. La Crosse and Eau Claire