see ndrw, I went through your same predicament picking Cornell or NYU, and seeing as I’m now an NYU student… you can guess which choice I made. For this, try to think of college as not just “going to school” but also “living life,” and considering which lifestyle you would want to have at the college of your choice. Cornell is in Ithaca, which is upstate New York and is very collegiate. NYU, on the other hand, is very immersive in the city culture in addition to education. I hope this helps somehow!

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vtng asked: I went through your same predicament picking Cornell or NYU, and seeing as I'm now an NYU student... you can guess which choice I made. For this, try to think of college as not just "going to school" but also "living life," and considering which lifestyle you would want to have at the college of your choice. Cornell is in Ithaca, which is upstate New York and is very collegiate. NYU, on the other hand, is very immersive in the city culture in addition to education. I hope this helps somehow!
Yes, it does help to think that way! Lots of people only look at academics and forget they’ll be spending four years of their lives at the college choose.

Right now I absolutely long for big cities because I want a strong community of entrepreneurs/investors in order to work on a startup. But who knows if I’ll change my mind about life, in which case I might enjoy attending college in a secluded forest where I can just focus on my studies.
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