I’ve been accepted to the following schools:
University of Oklahoma (with NMF scholarship, COA is ~3k/year + research/study abroad stipend + tech allowance)
University of Texas Dallas (with NMF scholarship, COA is ~1k/year + study abroad stipend)
Indiana University (in-state with various scholarships, COA is ~11k/year)
-direct admit to Kelley as entrepreneurship major
George Washington University (with financial aid, COA is ~29k/year)
Boston University (with financial aid, COA is ~32k/year)
Boston College (waiting on financial aid package)
-admitted to Carroll School of Management
University of Southern California (waiting on financial aid package, but I also have the NMF Presidential Scholarship)
-admitted to Marshall as Business Administration major
I’m planning on majoring in business with a focus in premed (finance is my “backup” career, so to speak, in case I fail to gain admission to medical school or fall out of love with medicine). I have absolutely no idea what to do - I was naive when applying to colleges (can you believe I considered USC a safety school?) and got rejected from my top choices (UPenn, Columbia, and anticipating a rejection from Stanford today). Something to consider - my parents are willing to pay pretty much any amount for a school I loved and truly felt was worth it, but our funds are not unlimited, so we want to make sure the school in question is absolutely worth it. Any insight you all could provide on which of these schools is “better” would be tremendously helpful. Thanks in advance!