Hey!
I have been offered scholarships to both USC and UCLA - USC is 10k more- and I was wondering if the difference between the two schools was worth spending an extra 10k to go to UCLA? I did a semester abroad to USC two years ago and absolutely loved it, but have had no experience with UCLA whatsoever, so not sure how they would compare. I am wanting to eventually sit both NY and California bar and do a media law certification!

Thanks for your help :)

I had to make the same choice but with only a 5k difference. I chose USC. They put more resources into their LLM students. Private v public does make a slight difference. Plus if you are into entertainment law they have really good courses.

[quote]I had to make the same choice but with only a 5k difference. I chose USC. They put more resources into their LLM students. Private v public does make a slight difference. Plus if you are into entertainment law they have really good courses. [/quote]

Ok amazing thank you!! I paid a deposit for USC last weekend for the exact same reason - being the smaller class sizes and as you said they put more resources into their LLM students! I did a semester exchange at USC two years ago and loved it! So I think in the end USC is the best choice for me too :)

Hello! I plan to work in sports organization like pro teams and pro leagues. Which do you think better to get a position in such fields?

Hello guys, any information or advice will be much appreciated. Is it possible to request for the I-20 forms for the F-1 visa from two different schools? Will either school know that i have requested an I-20 from the two schools?

Kookyei, stick to the question. This discussion is about UCLA v. USC! I personally think there is not a big difference between these two schools. They are both top-notch when it comes to media law and sports law, which you guys, lawy123er and Wat, are looking for. You cannot go wrong no matter which school you choose.