<p>I got into Georgetown University- School of Foreign Service and my state school, TCNJ.
Georgetown did not give me enough Financial Aid for me to go there. But, it's a great school so I'm willing to get loans, a lot of them.
But, with my state school my parents told me they would be able to pay for it for all 4 years and I'd have nothing to worry about.</p>
<p>I'm going to major in Political Science and hopefully go to law school. </p>
<p>Should I go to GU or TCNJ?</p>
<p>Georgetown is world-class. No environment could be better for making connections and getting internships and your actual experience as an undergrad would be different. But if your set on law school instead of a government job, it might be worth it just to go to your state school, save the money, and do well enough to go onto a T1 law school. Paying for law school will be just as expensive as paying for Georgetown and you don’t want to graduate hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt.</p>
<p>You need to adopt a realistic attitude about loans. They must be paid back. Be careful before digging yourself into a hole too large to escape from, especially if further education is a possibility.</p>
<p>Go to TCNJ, save money, get a high GPA and then go to Georgetown for Law School or graduate school. Many of my friends from TCNJ got into top 14 law schools. So go to TCNJ period!</p>
<p>Georgetown!</p>