<p>The title pretty much says it all, but I need reasons as well! But I'll include some info below about my situation as well.</p>
<p>I intend on going to grad school either for an MBA and/or a JD in corporate law, so business or economics are both good.</p>
<p>Although tuition at USC is much steeper then that at UCLA, my family is willing to pay for the more expensive school (because we can) but it would be preferable to save money, for grad school.</p>
<p>I have friends with sons and daughters at both schools and both have success at grad school. One gal, a graduate of USC Marshall Business School commented told me, that as a rather quiet and shy person, USC was the perfect fit for her. Following graduation, the USC (Trojan alumni network) helped her get her first job. Her sister (younger by 1 year) went to UCLA and had to do more for herself. </p>
<p>UCLA (and UCs in general) tend to be more of a “do it on your own”. </p>
<p>If you’re a go getter type, you would probably succeed at either schools.</p>