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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]USC is not for you & your kids. It’s for former child actors & lots of children of foreign royalty, presidents, Hollywood directors, NBA starters, luxury real estate moguls and so on.

It has never been a school for the common person & never will be.[/quote]

All of the elite schools have rich ALDC kids, and they love to have those.  
USCC is a relatively large school for a private.  It has very diverse student body.

It has full of intelligent, hardworking, creative, motivated, independent normal kids.
Hence it's highly regarded in the real academic areas like engineering, CS, Marshall Business school, etc. as well as #1 in the world School of Cinematic Art.
My kid is one of those kids there.

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Spending $95,000/year for a degree in Cinematic Art is the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard. [/quote]

It's in LA, it's actually one of the few schools well connected with the industry.  So of anywhere to put money into a Cinematic art degree, USC is tops.  If your kid really wants to work in Hollywood, this is how you get in. 
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99.9% of people trying to get into the entertainment biz would be very lucky to even earn $95,000/year. Look at the writer’s strike going on right now.

Horrific investment unless your parents are literal multimillionaires. And I don’t care if my kid “really wants to work in Hollywood,” they’re not. [/quote]

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