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I got a scholarship to Ohio State for $12,500 making the tuition $14,500 ( in-state tuition )

I also received a scholarship to Case Western Reserve for $25,000 making the tuition $19,000.
I live near Case so it will cut my living and eating expenses, as well as the hassle of moving and settling in a new place.

Which school would you go to and why?

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Go to OSU. Moritz has a higher total employment score, and a lower underemployment score than Case. Both schools fund a similar percentage of jobs for their graduates, so OSU's higher employment score isn't a reflection of having more school funded jobs. And C-Bus shouldn't raise your living expenses to the point that OSU will put you into a ton more debt than Case.

Between these two, Ohio State and it's not even close.

But the actual correct answer is retake.