Again, the following questions are just the beginning.  I am certain that you will think of tons of questions that only a student can answer effectively.  Remember, it is not just the courses that make a college right for you.      Feeling comfortable with the people in your educational environment is a huge factor in determining if you will enjoy a college for four years.

What is an average workload for a day?

When did you take your first course in your major?

Are you able to meet with your teachers and advisor on a regular basis?

What has surprised you about the school since you have been a student?

What changes would you like to see made at the school?

Where do you socialize (on campus or off campus)?  How does the Greek life fit into the social scene? 

How do students spend the weekends (on campus, off campus, at home)?

Do you feel the administration listens to your concerns?

What controversial topics have arisen on campus recently?

How safe do you feel at school?

Is it difficult to change your major or register for the classes you want?

What adjustments did you have to make your freshman year?

Would you describe the student body as active or passive, conservative or liberal?

Is a car necessary to get around, and are they allowed freshman year?

Which academic programs are particularly strong/weak?

If the college has a religious affiliation, what bearing does it have on campus life and your studies?

What is the relationship between the students and the neighboring town?

What advice would you give to an incoming freshman?