University of Southern California Top Questions

It was in LA, the entertainment capital of the world.

The strong school spirit and alumni loyalty. Trojan networking is something unique to USC that helps students get jobs, especially in the Southern California/Los Angeles area.

The school focuses on admitting students with a drive to suceed, and on students with high test scores. The school also encourages students to pursue many different things in college, from dual majors, to many extracurriculars.

Definitely the amount of opportunities to get involved. I'm never bored.

It's in Los Angeles. Football is very popular. It's known more for its networking than the rigourousness of its academic program.

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USC offers students a complete package. It's a big school, but you will find that once you've been on campus for a few weeks, it feels like a small town. There is tons of school spirit, a wide variety of clubs, sports, and a strongly academic student community. You not only get the big university feel with football games and a passionate alumni community, but you also get smaller classes, research opportunities, and a great academic experience. I loved USC because of the options I had when I got there and the options I had when I left.

Though the school is a big one, the classes are small because the school has enough money to hire professors to keep the class sizes down.

There is a TON of team-spirit. Also, it is very competitive an has a great reputation.

It was in a completely different part of the country than all the other schools I was looking at. It has a big enough population to feel like a University, and yet small enough once you get into your major classes to feel like a small college. And it has an amazing alumni network.