First time posting after lurking in the shadows for some time. Please be gentle

Decision: UNC Chapel Hill with no scholarships, vs. Campbell Law with full-ride.
UNC Law Details: Applied fairly late, was accepted as an in-state resident, no offered merit scholarships at this time. Hopefully some aid will be forthcoming.
Campbell Law Details: Full-Ride ($37,800 renewable annually). Scholarship is contingent on academic eligibility, i.e. as long as I don't flunk out, I get to keep it. No GPA or class rank strings attached. This has been confirmed with three separate individuals in three separate departments at Campbell, including the Dean of the school, to ensure that I'm understanding this correctly.
Cost of Living: Will commute to either location from free housing in Raleigh (fortunate connection through my parents). Factor higher cost of gas and parking into attending UNC, but that's a drop in the bucket when TLS posters seem to throw around $150,000-$200,000 debt figures like baseballs.
Future Plans: I want to stay in the Raleigh area, and I definitely will not be leaving NC unless forced to by unforeseeable circumstances.
LSAT: 166, taken once after studying the weekend prior.
Undergrad GPA: 3.39. Quite low because I graduated from Chapel Hill in two years and nearly flunked out my first semester due to family circumstances (i.e. not a lot of space to disperse the GPA hurt of that semester). Every succeeding semester was 3.6 or higher.
My 0L perspective estimate COA for UNC: ~$82,000. $22,000 tuition for each of 3 years + 7% accrued annual debt interest + marginal tuition hikes + books + commuting expenses. Not counting post-graduate costs e.g. bar exam.
My 0L perspective estimate COA for Campbell: $7,000. $2,000 tuition (estimated price hikes) total for 3 years + books + commuting expenses. Not counting post-graduate costs e.g. bar exam.
"Do you have strong ties to NC?" Yes, including to several individuals in the legal profession here in Raleigh such as district judges (not sure if relevant).
My thoughts:
I did my undergrad at UNC, I love UNC and would like to return for law school. But $80,000 is a lot of money, so Campbell's full-ride is tempting.
SHORT VERSION
What I need is fairly/decently experienced help with answering these questions:
1. Is UNC JD worth it at ~$80,000 more than Campbell/TTT JD?
2. Is it literally impossible to get decent jobs out of Campbell? I'm a film producer, I know how to hustle. I'll do it at both schools. I just need to make sure Campbell isn't an employer buzzkill regardless of hustle.
3. Is an $80,000 debt (no additional undergrad debt, had full-ride) something I can manage with the "median" i.e. most likely outcome coming out of law school? Or will it ruin my life, no car, no house, no wife, etc.; I have no way of knowing this because I've never been $80k in debt and I don't know what the legal market is like as a 3L/post-grad looking for entry-level jobs.
Miscellaneous other info:
Didn't apply to any schools outside NC.
Turned down half-tuition scholly and admission at Wake Forest Law.
Thanks y'all! I'll answer any questions. Cheers!
p.s. Career-wise, would like to do regulatory/administrative law and work in an agency/firm in Raleigh. Possibly segue into politics down the line.
EDIT: Sorry for the wall-of-text, just wanted to provide as much information as possible!