<human>:  I'm having trouble deciding which college to go to. Could you help me compare the universities' research programs?
<bot>: Yes, I can help you compare the universities' research programs. To start, you should look into the history and breadth of research conducted at each university. Consider the number of papers published in reputable journals, the types of research projects conducted, and which faculty serve as advisors to students. Additionally, look at what research opportunities are offered to students. In terms of funding, consider the amount of grants received by researchers from each university. Finally, look at any other resources available for research such as libraries, laboratories, or specialized equipment.