<p>I have been accepted at all three and am having trouble making a decision. I will most likely major in political science, economics, or public policy and intend on pursuing a graduate degree following the completion of my undergraduate education. My home state is North Carolina. My situation at each school is as follows:</p>
<p>UVA- I did not qualify for financial aid. While my campus visit was enjoyable and left a favorable impression, I don't know if I felt like it "clicked." I thought the M.P.P. program at the Batten School was quite interesting. The Student Council also seemedUnfortunately, I know do not know any current students at UVA and would have no support network.</p>
<p>UNC- As with UVA, I did not qualify for financial aid. However, my father is a disabled combat veteran, and as such, I qualify for a scholarship from the VA which which will pay the full tuition and associated costs at Carolina. I especially like the Student Government and Roosevelt Institute at Chapel Hill, and fully intend on participating in these activities if I matriculate. My high school is a feeder school for UNC, and we regularly send at least five students (if not more) every year.</p>
<p>Davidson- I did not qualify for financial aid, but have received a scholarship which will cover $15,000 annually and is renewable for four years. I have also been named the Class of 2015 Batten Scholar, which is a recognition for commitment to public policy and public service. The Admissions Office at Davidson is absolutely fantastic and has been very kind. In addition, many of the students I have formed contacts with have been more than willing to help me with any questions I have had.</p>
<p>Though I did not qualify for financial aid at any of these schools, finances are not an issue. Any help, advice, or comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!</p>