u/ConfidentFault9461

I am down to these two schools. My major at UT is chemical engineering and engineering science at Trinity (they don't have specialized engineering majors at Trinity). UT is about $15k/yr cheaper, but cost isn't a big issue for my family at this difference. I also have an offer to play my sport at the varsity D3 level at Trinity but am not good enough to play on UT's team. The main things drawing me to Trinity are the chance to play my sport and smaller classes with easier access to professors and research. The main draws of UT for me are much more engineering prestige, lower cost of attendance, and more resources as a bigger school.

I am down to these two schools. My major at UT is chemical engineering and engineering science at Trinity (they don't have specialized engineering majors at Trinity). UT is about $15k/yr cheaper, but cost isn't a big issue for my family at this difference. I also have an offer to play my sport at the varsity D3 level at Trinity but am not good enough to play on UT's team. The main things drawing me to Trinity are the chance to play my sport and smaller classes with easier access to professors and research. The main draws of UT for me are much more engineering prestige, lower cost of attendance, and more resources as a bigger school.