USC. How do this even a question?!

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How about looking at the choice more rationally?
What major?
What interships do the schools offer?
What classes does your child need to take to complete a degree?
How hard is it to change majors or matriculate to each major.

USC all that sunshine and opportunity.

Michigan is a better school across the board. It isn't close.

Living in a college town is fun, which you would miss at USC. It is also much cheaper to live in Mi than SCal

Michigan. Hands down. Fall begins in September and is gorgeous in Ann Arbor. Winters are indeed cold but the snow beautiful. Further, you are gone for Winter break in December (and the snow of festive) have a couple long weekends in January and February, then Spring break. After that you are into Spring another beautiful season. If you don’t like winter at all then no. But if you like all seasons absolutely yes.

Anonymous wrote:For no aid, its like $86k+ for USC and $35k for U Michigan.

What? UM is about 70K OOS, last year's cost at least.

Anonymous wrote:For no aid, its like $86k+ for USC and $35k for U Michigan.

U Michigan out of state is 72k (freshman/soph) - 76k (jr/sr) https://admissions.umich.edu/costs-aid/costs
USC

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For no aid, its like $86k+ for USC and $35k for U Michigan.

It's a lot more than that for M.

and probably less for USC if it's tuition only...

Anonymous wrote:For no aid, its like $86k+ for USC and $35k for U Michigan.

It's a lot more than that for M.

I would rather go to Michigan even without the scholarship...

Ask the Obamas.

For no aid, its like $86k+ for USC and $35k for U Michigan.

USC!

Would you rather go to USC with LA fun and sun or try to bear tough academics and harsh winters at U Michigan for scholarship?