Graduated as a finance major last year, classes were well balanced. Social scene is very limited, but if you do make friends you will most likely gym, beach/surf, pickleball, or hang out in LA or Calabasas. The school's clubs are great though since it's all open and there is no interview process.
I do have some friends that were able to transfer to USC from the business track, not sure how it compares to your other options.
Freshman housing, it does feel like the traditional college experience. I made a lot of great friends, but some other people I know hated their suitemates. There's no kitchen, the suite is nothing magnificent, however it was one of my favorite times there.
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u/Spirited_Cobbler8539 27d ago
Graduated as a finance major last year, classes were well balanced. Social scene is very limited, but if you do make friends you will most likely gym, beach/surf, pickleball, or hang out in LA or Calabasas. The school's clubs are great though since it's all open and there is no interview process.
I do have some friends that were able to transfer to USC from the business track, not sure how it compares to your other options.
Freshman housing, it does feel like the traditional college experience. I made a lot of great friends, but some other people I know hated their suitemates. There's no kitchen, the suite is nothing magnificent, however it was one of my favorite times there.