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My site is “off” when I open it on a different computer. The text in the menu bar, the sub menu, the bottom, the left text, all of that is pushed down or up or to the side? Any ideas of how to make it compatible on different browsers? Is it worth the effort? Should I assume that my users are going to have the latest versions, because my target audience are college students?
The most important thing is to write markup that validates against the Doctype you defined. You can e.g. use the W3C Validator or the HTML Validator firefox plugin. That way you can make fairly sure that it looks similar in most of the modern browsers, meaning you will only have to deal with IE < 9.