<p>I am so incredibly torn between James Madison University and University of Pittsburgh (main campus). I am possibly looking into a major of Psychology (clinical), though I'm not positive, so it doesn't take over my opinion on which to choose. I absolutely love the fresh air, gorgeous campus, school spirit, and atmosphere at JMU; however, regarding Pitt, I do love the city feel as well, the town running through it, and the obvious - it's a world wide recognized school, amazing academics, and great hospitals around that I could use to my advantage. I really want a school that I am proud of, that is mildly selective, school spirited, good professors, and people just LOVE to be there. </p>
<p>In addition, if anyone would like to put their two cents in about Vanderbilt University, University of Delaware, University of South Carolina, Clemson University, Virginia Tech, or Miami University: Oxford (Ohio) that would also be greatly appreciated, as I am looking into those as well.</p>
<p>I would just love some guidance and opinions. Thanks so much!</p>