Discussions |
|
Academic Rigor |
|
Dorm Life |
|
Food and Dining |
|
Bang for the buck |
|
Clubs and Activities |
|
Greek Life |
|
Campus Safety |
For prospective freshman, USC isn't just interested in your GPA. There is a heavy emphasis on your image as a versatile individual. Take as many AP classes. Take the SATs until you're exhausted. Be involved in any school activities. Better yet, take advantage of programs and opportunities outside of your high school. For prospective transfers, keep up that GPA, preferably anything above a 3.5. It wouldn't hurt to be involved in your community and/or extracurricular activities. When it's down to two applicants with similar academic standing, extracurriculars are the tie-breaking factors. -------------------------------------------------- Advice to transfers, preferably Santa Monica College Students. Take...
To find more tips for prospective students, what to do for fun and whether this school is great for a particular type of student read the 237 reviews for University of Southern California
Curious about something that isn't answered here? Feel free to ask University of Southern California a question
Although I haven't been to the campus yet, I heard the campus is beautiful. I would be thrilled to go to USC. I think it will be a great fit for me as a student and person.
Read MoreSeems like a good school. Nice campus. It's really expensive though.
Read MoreA wonderful Campus and community for students. Great for meeting people while receiving a great education. I would recommend this college to any person looking for an incredible college experience.
Read MoreUSC is a place with great social atmosphere and school spirit. People here are very open to new experiences and accepting of people's unique qualities. Not to mention the ABUNDANCE of activities, opportunities, and resources for anyone with spare time.
Read MoreThe campus is beautiful and the community is supportive. It is one of the best campuses I have ever visited.
Read More