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USC has an excellent location in Los Angeles to study a wide variety of subjects. Unfortunately, USC is poorly administrated. The staff is often surly, rude and very cold. The faculty is generally self absorbed. The professors who are friendly often transfer from the tiresome bureaucracy at USC. I met some great friends including my wife at USC. If you are from an elite, well moneyed Southern California family, USC's contacts and your family contacts will be important to your success. However, most of the contacts are your own family's contacts. If you are not from an elite family, please realize that you may spend an exhorbitant sum for tuition for personal alumni contacts that you are not likely to obtain. I did not think of USC when attending professional school. Simply put, unless you obtain a full scholarship to USC, the school is not a good value. |