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Any thoughts other than price and weather?</p>
<p>Well, what are your thoughts? Preferences? Goals?</p>
<p>Both have strong arguments for. I am leaning in a particular direction. Maybe there is someone who can point out something I haven’t considered.</p>
<p>…I can’t point anything out if I don’t know what you’re hoping to gain out of college. That’s like asking, “Nike or Adidas?” and not providing information on what you’re looking for. </p>
<p>G’day mate.</p>
<p>UF because its very cheap for in-state. CMU is better academically though.</p>
<p>The atmosphere at UF is more rah, rah College life. CMU is a disparate school with disparate student types there. Not a great social scene, a lot of intense students there, not the best environment for anyone social.</p>
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<p>It all depends on the type of social scene you’re looking for. Sure, it doesn’t have the big frat-style parties that Pitt does down the street, but there are still smaller parties where it tends to be more hanging out with friends and friends of friends. I actually really enjoyed the potluck parties my friends would have. Everyone would bring food/snack/beers, we’d have a great meal and then have typical party stuff afterwards.</p>
<p>go to which one is the cheapest. Both are good schools.</p>
<p>Thanks for the input. It’s hard to know what you want exactly. I want a good education that will enable me to get a good job. I don’t want to hurt my parents financially and I want to enjoy my time there. That’s it.</p>