u/EnvironmentalRush240

Hi all, highschool senior asking for some insight on college professors. I'm definitely expecting everything to be in the syllabus, not getting a study guide from a teacher, etc. However I am wondering for humanities and heavily writing focused classes, generally do you recieve written feedback of any kind? Im going to a small school (5,000 ish undergrad) so that also may affect my own experience, but im just wondering in general.

university of san diego or uw madison?

HELP i am so conflicted. I got into both for political science which is my passion and what I want to pursue. However, i do struggle severely with mental health ( Im good enough to go to college) and worry about how my mental health will go down in the winter at Wisconsin.

I hear it is ranked #8 for poli sci so I know there's likely opportunities because of it, but I worry about distinguishing myself in such a large pool of other poli sci students.

I sat in on a political science class at USD and loved it, but worried they won't provide me with a network or opportunities in the same way Wisconsin does. I also worry about

post-grad if going to Wisconsin would somehow help me with law school applications or something that USD wouldn't offer. But I love the campus of USD, san diego and the atmosphere,

I just worry that if i Chose san diego I would be making a stupid decision by throwing away #8 political science ranking. Is choosing University of San Diego going to severely derail my future? I know college is what I make it and I trust myself to network and put myself out there, but is the difference at a school ranked in the top 10 for my major and a school that's ranked 92 that jarring?

HELP i am so conflicted. I got into both for political science which is my passion and what I want to pursue. However, i do struggle severely with mental health ( Im good enough to go to college) and worry about how my mental health will go down in the winter at Wisconsin.

I hear it is ranked #8 for poli sci so I know there's likely opportunities because of it, but I worry about distinguishing myself in such a large pool of other poli sci students.

I sat in on a political science class at USD and loved it, but worried they won't provide me with a network or opportunities in the same way Wisconsin does. I also worry about

post-grad if going to Wisconsin would somehow help me with law school applications or something that USD wouldn't offer. But I love the campus of USD, san diego and the atmosphere,

I just worry that if i Chose san diego I would be making a stupid decision by throwing away #8 political science ranking. Is choosing University of San Diego going to severely derail my future? I know college is what I make it and I trust myself to network and put myself out there, but is the difference at a school ranked in the top 10 for my major and a school that's ranked 92 that jarring?