Private vs. Public Universities: Which is better for you?

There are considerable differences between public and private universities when it comes to issues of prestige, cost, size, resources, and level of diversity on campus. But it's not always clear which is the best fit for you. Should you apply only to private universities, or only to public universities, or to a combination of both? In this video, we'll explore some of these questions.
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro to public vs. private universities
00:55 Are public or private universities more prestigious?
02:56 Do public or private universities cost more?
04:53 What's the size difference between public and private universities?
07:12 Do public or private universities have better resources?
08:16 How do public and private universities differ in terms of diversity?
09:31 Summary
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[@attrazeeshan2137]

Exceptionally explain

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Glad you liked it

[@keithchun9107]

“If you live in CA and want to go to UC Berkeley and you get in…” HAHAHAHAH therein lies the problem - it’s virtually impossible to get in, even with the most egregiously over-qualified credentials. And that doesn’t even begin to mention the cost of living, IF one can actually find a place, in Berkeley, where housing is only guaranteed for freshman year.

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Yes, Berkeley and UCLA both have extremely low admission rates, in part because everyone from California applies there. UCLA, for example, is the single most applied to college in the nation. Berkeley is #3, and UC San Diego is #2.