<p>Decision time. And I'm freakin' out, ya'll.</p>
<p>So my final two choices are Dartmouth and UChicago, who both gave me the same financial package (pretty much a full ride to both).</p>
<p>I'm planning to study East Asian Languages and International Relations, with a few study abroads along the way. I love the gothic-Harry Potter-architecture of Chicago, and the inclusive campus-feeling of Dartmouth. Dartmouth, an Ivy League, has always been highly ranked with the other Ivy Leagues in regards to its education (especially undergraduate), and Chicago has been ranked #1 by the Princeton review for having the best college experience. </p>
<p>I suck at making decisions, because as you can tell, I always give reasons to both sides so that I balance them out. I understand the significance of my decision, which is why I'm freaking out over this.</p>
<p>Can anyone help me see clearer into this? Is there an obvious reason why I should pick one over the other? I'm not looking for reputation or labels, otherwise of course I would have picked Dartmouth by now. </p>
<p>I'm looking for an overall, good college experience; I want to LEARN for its application in the future, I want to make life-long relations with classmates, and I want an environment where I can feel as though my possibilities are endless.</p>
<p>I know this post is all over the place... Which is why I'm asking for help. Honest, blunt, Help.</p>