<p>Berkeley sounds like the best match for me(as a school and environment). But I already have debt and got my parents in debt from art school(prior to CC)so I really don’t want to add to the expense if I don’t have to. Additionally “what you should be making after college.” is not as realistic when one is majoring in Philosophy. I would be forced to get a job immediately afterwords and I have no idea what I want to “slave” away doing that won’t be so much of a compromise in my life(if this makes sense)?</p>
<p>Another reason why I’m thinking UCLA, aside from the finances, is because of my social life. Since turning 21, I’ve actually gone out more than I probably should. Being 21 in LA makes a huge difference.</p>
<p>Now if the theories weren’t true(financial summary) and I got rejected by UCLA, and into Berkeley, my choice would be made. Same vise versa(which should make this whole thing easier).</p>