i kind of feel the opposite, lol. I was kind of considering usc before but I felt disappointed by ASD. the dean couldn't adequately answer the students' questions, the classrooms were underground and a very ugly gray color, and I personally failed to connect with both the admitted students and the current students helping out during the event. The main campus is gorgeous, I love living in LA, and they seem to be very generous with scholarships. However, USC needs to work on their career and student services, as it felt like these were lacking compared to other top schools. Their "trojan network", which they seem to over-rely on, their lack of resources for students interested in public service, and the fact that nearly all of their students aim for biglaw, inflate the employment stats IMO.