<p>I got into Emory USC and Tulane and each one appeals to me for different reasons. I just cannot make up my mind. I plan to study business (i'm not sure what kind yet). I got a 108,000$ scholarship from Tulane and no money from any of the other two. My parents are willing to pay at another school if I choose it over Tulane but still 108,000$ is hard to overlook. I live in Southern California and USC is close to home which I like. Meanwhile Emory has provides excellent education and is very well respected. Any thoughts of where I should go?</p>
<p>For $108,000 you could fly home from NOLA, if you wanted to, on a private jet multiple times a year…</p>
<p>I would eliminate Emory from the equation; especially if you want to settle in CA after graduation; recruiting there is primarily southeast…</p>
<p>Is this USC-Marshall?</p>
<p>mike,
The $27K/yr scholarship means you got the presidential at Tulane, which should also come with admission to the honors program as well. Are you a NMS? Will you get scholarship money from USC as well?</p>
<p>Alumni networks are strongest closest to the mothership. Emory will be strongest in Atlanta; Tulane - New Orleans and possibly Dallas; USC is Southern California. That doesn’t mean the other schools won’t have connections in other cities but there is such a thing as home field advantage. That said, the subject matter is the same at all three, you won’t learn anything at Emory or USC that is worth the extra $108,000. So you’re really paying for a network at the other two. IMO.</p>
<p>Yes USC marshall and jym626 ya it does put me in honors as well and no I’m not an nms nor am I receiving money anywhere else…</p>
<p>can’t go wrong with emory</p>
<p>Go to Tulane and save the 100K</p>