<p>Most schools have their course catalogs and schedules on their web sites. You can compare the course offerings at each school in breadth, depth, and content (you may want to use the offerings of a big state university as a comparison). In some cases, a school with a stronger student body may pack more into a given course than a school with a weaker student body, but this is not necessarily true in all cases. Also, be sure to check the schedules to see that all of courses listed in the catalog are actually offered, and how frequently (once every two years means that you may not be able to take the course if the time it is offered conflicts with something else you need to take).</p>