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How important is it to choose a college based on financial circumstances?

I am trying to decide where to go to college. If I go where I want I'm going to be in debt, but if I go where I don't want to go I'll have barley any. Is it worth not being happy if I'm not going to be in debt, or be in debt and get a better education and have a better experience.

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Hey Jayla! Choosing a college based on financial circumstances is a really personal and important decision. It’s tempting to chase the dream school, but being deep in debt can add stress long after graduation. At the same time, your college experience matters. Your happiness, support system, and learning environment all play a big role in your success. Try to find a middle ground if you can, like negotiating aid, starting at a more affordable school and transferring, or looking for scholarships. Remember, success isn’t just about where you go, it’s about what you do with the opportunities you have once you’re there. I went to an in-state school and had the best 4 years of my life! It was affordable, I got a great education, and have tons of memories. It is really what you make of where you attend college. Good luck!
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