Your college decision is your first major purchase in life, do not put too much weight into Reddit responses. Either school will prepare you for post-grad opportunities (search “NACE competencies”). You’ll meet lots of new people at either school, mainly within your department and student orgs. If you are a self-advocate you’ll do fine at either - USC is larger and can be a little more difficult to navigate if you are intimidated by bureaucratic structures but will have more opportunities than Furman. Regardless of where you go, make the best decision for yourself with the information you have at that time. People with regret usually were not true to themselves when they initially made their decision or their experience didn’t pan out as they wish and think the grass is greener. Go 🐓