u/RightCharge959

Does anyone have good podcasts to listen to which educates you on random interesting topics? And then also a good political commentator for news?

I need help deciding between the LSE (London School of Economics and Political Science) in the UK, or Duke University in the US. At LSE I'm in for International Relations and History, and at Duke I applied to Political Science but can choose any major, honestly, at Trinity. So basically, I'm wondering which I should choose.
LSE is much cheaper and closer to family and friends, but Duke really seems like something I can't pass on (#7 in the US). Eventually, I want to go to law school in the US and live in the US, and I think Duke will get me there more easily. The only thing is that Duke is very expensive, but I'm wondering if it's worth it even if I have to take student loans, because I'll likely be able to get a good job after graduating. Also, I'm an international student (American but never lived in US) so will I find it easy to adjust or will it be culture shock with all americans at Duke?
Please help me decide THANKS

Can anyone share stories of the LSE social scene? Are people extroverted and looking to make friends?

I just got accepted into Duke from the waitlist! BUT, they haven't sent me any financial aid information, and I'm wondering when I would hear back about that. They told me I have 7 days to respond to the offer, but I can't go if I don't get aid...

I just got another email from Duke to reaffirm my interest in the waitlist. Does this mean anything? Is this another wave?

I just confirmed Williams, and be honest what is the social scene there like??