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I was accepted into Boston University's College of Communication (MSc in Mass Communication) as well as a dual degree program at the University of Southern California and The London School of Economics and Politics where at the end of two years I would have a MA/MSc in Global Media and Communication from each respective school. I know Boston, London and LA are both amazing places especially for the type of degree I am going for and for the type of jobs I would want (also in terms of internships), and I also know how highly ranked these schools are, which is why I am so lost at which one to choose. I have to make a decision very soon and I was wondering if anyone had any insight into either of these programs (especially the joint USC/LSE one) and possibly which one would be a better choice or has any insider info into the programs. Any insight or comments would be greatly appreciated!

I was accepted into Boston University's College of Communication (MSc in Mass Communication) and a dual degree program with University of Southern California and The London School of Economics and Politics where at the end of two years I would have a MA/MSc in Global Media and Communication from each respective school. I know Boston, London and LA are both amazing places especially for the type of degree I am going for and for the type of jobs I would want (also in terms of internships), and I also know how highly ranked these schools are and their respective schools which is why I am so lost at which one to choose. I have to make a decision very soon and I was wondering if anyone had any insight into either of these programs (especially the USC/LSE one) and possibly which one would be a better choice or has any insider info into the programs. Any insight or comments would be greatly appreciated!