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Old 05-10-2008, 01:13 PM   #1
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UCSD vs. Purdue

I was accepted to UCSD and yesterday I found out I was accepted to Purdue. So I'm pretty conflicted on where I should go now.

I visited UCSD and I really liked the atmosphere which was pretty laid-back (non-competitive). I haven't visited Purdue so I don't know too much about it. I'm waiting to hear back on how much financial aid they're offering me which will be be the biggest factor.

Right now I just want to know strong reasons why I should go to either university. My primary major is a BA in Aerospace Engineering and I was planning on doing a polsci degree if i went to UCSD, and if I went to Purdue, a minor in EE (UCSD doesn't allow more than one engineering degree).
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Old 05-10-2008, 03:28 PM   #2
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Both have strong reputations.

UCSD is in a MUCH nicer area, though. So I'd pick UCSD. And, like you said, it's really laid-back and chill there. People are happy and friendly. And there are at least 3 other universities nearby, so San Diego is really friendly to college students.
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