I know from experience, Boston can be an expensive place to live. If you budget yourself correclty though... you can spend a lot less money than you would in DC. Both schools are great places to go.

Moving from Jersey to hear was one of the funniest accent changes I've ever seen. Beer, Car, Harvard.... every word is so funny with a Masshole accent.I have yet to grow mine. I'm thinking next year I'll "develop" it.

And for some reason I've seen like 300000 people pronounce Audi... "awdee". Pretty wierd ****.

 

wow, i'll adopt ya. i'd do the honors college and pay the extra $. go where you want to go & you'll be more successful because you'll try harder. even if you have to pay it all yourself, the job you'll get afterwards will be good enough to pay for it.
education debt is debt, but its a GOOD debt since you get more return on your dollar. go for it!

 

I'd go with whatever will save you a little extra money. They are both great colleges. You will have a degree either way, so they are both good choices.

 

I would have to agree w/ Kelly, it will be worth it in the long haul.

 

thanks for all your guys responses, im psyched either way. Leaning towards Gtown cuz of the savings, and that they rank higher, the chicks are hot, and the weather is better. I'm gonna go down there in 3 weeks and let y'all know.

 

yea go check out both places and then see what you think its always good to tour the campus

 

The weather isnt much better down here, you northerners just get more snow.

DC can be exspensive no matter where you go, but a degree from G-town will take you places that Mcdonalds U will. Some times you have to spend money to make money, and that 90k from loans will suck, but your paycheck wont. I would also recomend the military as Im going to enlist after school to pay for my masters.

 

School is sooo expensive in USA. Yikes!

 

how about TCU w00t w00t go horn frogs

 

http://www.collegedirt.com may be able to help u out with ur choice, as far as how OTHER STUDENTS feel about it. also http://www.collegeboard.com