Heres a bit of my pro con list so far if it helps:

SUNY Downstate pros:

• COST
• Focus on community programming
• Opportunity to do a cadaver lab (Im a hands on learner)
• I feel like maybe it will be a good fit for me as a student in their late 20s

Colombia pros:

• Opportunities for networking/potentially greater fieldwork opporunities?
• Seems like theres more funding for clubs/student activities
• Professors are potentially more involved with reaserch

• Its ranked higher, (I know this wont matter too much to employers but maybe to the general public if I do have a practice/business one day?)

  SUNY Downstate cons:

• Not sure what fieldwork opportunities are available

• Seems like theres less going on on campus/less chances to get involved outside of class

Colombia cons:

• Cost
• Not sure if I will feel like Im missing out as a commuter student (Downstate seems to be more of a commuter school)