Help!!!! Which university should I choose

WWWard
Sat, 30 Sep 2017 16:53:05 +0000

^^^ I echo these sentiments above. And in my daughters’ cases, neither of them care that much about sports in general and neither of them are active in Greek life. So all of their positive impressions of USC & all that it has to offer them has nothing to do with USC’s athletics or “The Row”. There is a great deal more to USC & the Trojan Nation than just that. It is up to each individual student to craft their own USC experience. Ultimately, it may not be the best fit for everyone. If you are at USC or anywhere for that matter and truly do not feel that the fit is right for you, I recommend exploring other options. You only get to experience college once… so you should find that right place for you.

From this new article…

http://news.usc.edu/128521/usc-ranks-no-15-nationally-in-journaltimes-higher-education-survey/

“USC ranks No. 15 nationally in the second annual Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education survey of more than 1,000 U.S. colleges and universities released this week. Among all California institutions — public and private — only USC, Caltech and Stanford University ranked within the top 20. Of 150 universities surveyed in the western U.S., USC ranks No. 3.”

This correlates exactly with how all of my east coast peers see things. Of course, everyone has a different sphere of influence.