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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thanks for all of these valuable insights.  My child is having a closer look at some of these institutions mentioned here.  Looks like Minnesota and Wisconsin have little merit aid to spare.

My child does like the[b] University of Southern Californ[/b]ia an awful lot but I confess its location concerns me.  The new retail complex is impressive and a great community investment.  Can PP speak to the crime and safety situation especially for women?  [/quote]

USC is a private institution, not an OOS public.  It's very expensive as in $76K a year, and having taught out there, [b]I would not send a student, especially a female student there due to proximity of Watts. [/b] Cars in the parking lots routinely get vandalized.  If you want OOS, look to UCLA or Berkeley but with  80% now in-state, it will be more difficult to get in as an out of state student.[/quote]
[b] :roll: There are some 19k undergraduates and 27k graduate students at USC. Hundreds of thousands of students gasp, females! - have attended in the past decade. If it were this dangerous cesspool where no one is making it out unscathed, it wouldn't be as popular as it is. [/quote][/

before snarking and eyerolling why don't you do the most cursory skim of rape and assault at USC on Goggle, where you will find this on page citing a significant rise in rapes at USC 1 - ,https://dailytrojan.com/2017/01/09/rising-sexual-assault-rates-mean-usc/https://dailytrojan.com/2017/01/09/rising-sexual-assault-rates-mean-usc/.  My niece transferred after an assault in a parking lot and her car was stolen[/quote]

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