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I no longer go to USC—I transfered after being there for a year and a half. USC does have it's good points. It's got a beautiful campus, an awesome football team, and fantastic connections through the Trojan family. But I hated every minute of my time spent there. If you ren't beautiful, rich, and from California, I don't reccomend coming to USC. Also, the greek system is active to a fault—if you aren't part of it, you're automatically an outsider. Girls at USC are vapid and shallow. Guys only care about one thing: having sex with these vapid and shallow girls. LA is a cool city, but it's crowded and polluted and expensive. If you wanna stick around campus rather than hang out in the city, you have two choices: go to a frat party or go to a frat party. The only reason I was hesitant to leave, was the fact that I knew a degree from USC could pretty much get me a job anywhere. But I finally decided that my hapiness was more important than the connections I made. And I do not regret that decision. |