University of Southern California Reviews of Bachelor's in Political Science
Locations: Los Angeles (CA)
Annual Tuition: $61,503
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Sandy Flores
Reviewed: 6/4/2019
Degree: Political Science
Going to USC was a very unique experience. I am a first generation Latina, so I definitely went through a culture shock when I first started. The good thing though is that there are a lot of programs that help facilitate the transition. There is an organization called First Generation Student Union that is meant to bring together first-generation students and has monthly meetings that touch on important topics in college. So, what I overall love about USC is that there are so many organizations that... Read More
John Smith (not my real name)
Reviewed: 3/23/2017
Degree: Political Science
USC has quite a bit of resources that are just waiting for you to take advantage of them. While I was there I was able to work as a research assistant with a professor, volunteered with the surrounding community, had a position in my fraternity and participated in quite a bit of other activities. It's a big school, so the onus is on you to take the leap and get involved. But when you do so, it's so rewarding.
Marielle
Reviewed: 3/20/2017
Degree: Political Science
Deciding to earn my undergraduate degree at the University of Southern California is one of the best decisions I've ever made in my life. As a person who has many passions and interests, I hated the idea of having to choose just one path. USC has so many great specialized schools that I was able to major in International Relations while minor in Cinema Production and take electives in everything from guitar to studio art and photography. The vast list of extra curricular from intramural sports to... Read More
Native
Reviewed: 2/28/2017
Degree: Political Science
Networking is a critical part of attending USC. While it is academically challenging, the greatest benefit comes to those who know how to leverage the universities resources in their favor. Social life revolves around the Greek community, so be prepared to be outgoing and open to new experiences.
Anonymous
Reviewed: 10/26/2015
Degree: Political Science
If you're not enrolled in a top-10 program for your degree, than don't go out of state - it isn't worth the debt. Apply for every scholarship you can! Remember that your freshman year sets the foundation for your GPA (it's alot harder to bring up afterward than it is to bring down). STUDY ABROAD!