My son has been accepted to Indiana University and I don't know what to do

[laralei]

The institution matters for more than Wall Street finance : for performing arts (connections are essential); for international relations; for most humanities (depending on institution that major could connote high rigor or in the contrary blow off major). For foreign language and math, the actual offerings matter too if the student is advanced in high school.

So @MYOS1634 if you have kids interested in any of the above fields, they really should consider taking out massive loans to actually be able to accomplish their ambitions? Or should they find a more practical major if cost for these institutions are beyond a families finances?