This happens more frequently than you might imagine. The solution to finding the right one lies in doing some careful review and consultation with your family.

If considerations such as location, student-body size, program offerings, and reputation are all about equal (and you detect no true preference stirring in your heart), then money has to be a major consideration. With your acceptances come the financial aid packages. Examine them carefully. Ignore the "sticker price" of the schools for a moment and go straight to the bottom line.

Which school's offer puts the smallest drain on your family's finances?
Is there a clear winner now?
If there's no other criterion for deciding, then money should make up your mind.

Don't forget that you can earn some extra financial aid sometimes with just a phone call to the college's financial aid office. After you have satisfied yourself that you have the best-possible packages, then decide.

Regardless of where you end up going to college, compliment yourself on a college admissions process well done.