Help I can't decide between colleges! (This one is for Hunter, specifically)

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<p>Hi! I’m currently stuck between a couple of schools - Adelphi University, UCONN: Storrs, UMASS: Amherst, and Hunter College.</p>

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<li>I’m also a NYC resident, which draws me to Adelphi and Hunter since both schools are so close to home.</li>
<li>The thing with Hunter College is that I heard that it’s not student friendly. </li>
<li>Adelphi gave me the most scholarship (half-ride). It is also opening a new nursing facility in 2015. The thing that makes me iffy about the school is that it’s a small commuter school.</li>
<li>I would have to pay the most for UMass Amherst and UConn since I am an out of state student (I don’t qualify for New England). UMass Amherst gave me 10k and honors college while UConn gave me 5k.</li>
<li>I’m really interested in being in the whole school pride thing, which makes me like UConn.</li>
<li>I’d prefer living suite style than traditional style.</li>
<li>I’m really interested in going to the gym on campus, so a nice gym would be wonderful! </li>
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<p>If any of you guys have any pros/cons about any or every aspect about the schools, it would be much appreciated! Thank you! :heart:</p>

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<p>Hi! </p>

<p>While I’m planning on attending Hunter, I was also accepted into both Adelphi as well as UCONN: Storrs. Out of all the colleges you listed I think your most beneficial would either be Hunter, UMASS or UCONN. It really boils down to personal preference after that. I chose Hunter because living in NYC has always been something I’ve wanted to do, so while UConn was tempting, it just wasn’t for me. </p>

<p>I can’t tell you anything about UMass’ dorms, but both Hunter and UConn have the option of apartment/living suite dorms. The only thing I can say it to take a look at the residential life sections of all of the colleges’ websites and make a decision that’s most beneficial to you, and hey, if you don’t like it, you can always transfer. (: live and learn.</p>