What would be a good college for me?

I dont really know what I would like to do yet.... I'm interested in music, philosophy, photography, and I think I might want to do a little bit with film.
I'm not a big partier, and I dont want to go to a huge school....
I'm thinking I want to go to school in North Carolina, Kentucky, or Indiana (i have lots of friends and family in those places).

What do you think?

I'm starting at my community college this fall, for duel enrollment. I'm in tenth grade.

lol u sound like me! i don't know what i want to do either.... i love music, business, economics, political science etc... i'm staying in my state because i don't have that much money! my grades are great but my test scores are only slightly above average so i'm not trusting to many scholarships...
ummm.. besides that.... a really good school would definitely be UNC Chapel Hill..... what year are you? What type of grades do you have? Have you taken the SAT or ACT test?
Make sure you have a list of schools... maybe 5 to 10 and apply to all of them early... visit them, and you'll be able to figure out the best one for you that way. You could also see which one is best for the major or possible majors u'd get into... good luck!

UNC...ok...whats location? and whats ur test scores and school performances?
idont no about kentucky.but indiana..well what school? well.
IU does not offer engineering so thats good, Ohio U?
i know miani u in oxyford OH is really tough...i mean its private and rank top 100 in world' best colleges...

I see ur progress so far so...if u have the money, go private school maybe....and also depending on ur desire major..
UNC @ chapel hill or if u want to go there why not Duke? They are just on the opposite side of the hill..same road..i been there so...
I dont know about kentucky so..
Indiana..if u are going there...whats private school....i know the big 10 conferences wont attract u..so...i dont know...medium size schools..mm....i will check back on those..hehe

Maybe save some money by going to a two-year community college first. During that time you may find a field of study that interests you, and then transfer to a larger school that has what you are looking for. Just a thought :)

nothing better than instate tuition instead of outer state, but I went to college in NC and they have man good schools in the UNC college system