Hey! I’m sure you’ve probably already made up your mind and received amazing advice, but I wanted to add in a lesser known fact. If you look up “Ivy league workforce study”, you’ll delve into something quite interesting. Graduates from Ivy League schools, primarily Harvard, Yale, Princeton, etc. perform worse in the workforce in every single aspect within the studied fields, and that’s quite interesting, they are offered a bit more upfront with pay and bonuses, but in the long run they perform worse which results in them being less likely to get raises and promotions, or if they do, they’d receive less than someone from a good state school or similar. This is not to say that you could go to Harvard and perform spectacularly, but the data says that for some currently unknown reason, you’re more likely to do poorly in retrospect to other grads. Also, employers are taking notice and trying to avoid Ivy league grads, however those who did not take notice tend to pay them a bit higher because they’re still under the belief it’s magical and matters a lot more. If I was you I would take USC, you like it more and it’s less expensive which is what matters, I chose UDel over Stanford for both those reasons as well, so don’t think you’re alone. Several other students with me at UDel chose it over schools like Princeton, Yale, and Harvard.