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Hi guys!
So I just got back from Boston and NY for my interviews, and also interviewed at SCCO on Saturday. By the time I returned, I had already gotten my acceptance letters from NECO and SUNY, and received my acceptance e-mail from SCCO today. Of course I'm really really REALLY excited to have the opportunity to choose the school I will be attending next year, but am also very confused with the decision I need to make.
I am primarily debating between SUNY and SCCO. SUNY offered me a $5000 scholarship, and I absolutely loved their school and the city. SCCO on the other hand offers the chance to stay close to home, and also has amazing facilities. I was wondering if you guys could give me your opinions about these schools. Is one considered to be "better" within the professional circle? If I want to practice in CA, does attending SUNY put me at a disadvantage? I did the math for the tuition and expenses, and it turns out to be pretty much the same for the two schools. Though SUNY's tuition is way cheaper than SCCO's, the living expenses in NY make up for the difference. Also, please feel free to give me other factors I should consider while choosing a school.
Thanks so much!
So I just got back from Boston and NY for my interviews, and also interviewed at SCCO on Saturday. By the time I returned, I had already gotten my acceptance letters from NECO and SUNY, and received my acceptance e-mail from SCCO today. Of course I'm really really REALLY excited to have the opportunity to choose the school I will be attending next year, but am also very confused with the decision I need to make.
I am primarily debating between SUNY and SCCO. SUNY offered me a $5000 scholarship, and I absolutely loved their school and the city. SCCO on the other hand offers the chance to stay close to home, and also has amazing facilities. I was wondering if you guys could give me your opinions about these schools. Is one considered to be "better" within the professional circle? If I want to practice in CA, does attending SUNY put me at a disadvantage? I did the math for the tuition and expenses, and it turns out to be pretty much the same for the two schools. Though SUNY's tuition is way cheaper than SCCO's, the living expenses in NY make up for the difference. Also, please feel free to give me other factors I should consider while choosing a school.
Thanks so much!