<human>: So starting in September I have the opportunity to go back to school for video game design, which is great, but I'm stricken with a difficult decision. Essentially I have narrowed my choices down to two separate schools.

Pro's:

-Cheaper tuition

-Placement opportunities

-good reviews

Con's:

-Living is expensive (Toronto)

-The programming I have done in the past wasn't something I was overly interested in

-Longer course

Pro's:

-Private college with smaller class sizes

-compressed course (74 weeks straight)

-interesting content

-I am already in the city that offers this program

-living is cheaper

Con's:
-It's a private college (Tuition is through the roof)

-I am not an artist (they say you don't need to be)

-it will double my student debt (bringing it 50k+)

Other notes:

-A big factor that is weighing my decision is that I am also in a long term relationship that very well may turn into a long distance one if I decide to go to Humber. Currently i Have been living with her for the past 2 year, and if I move to Toronto, I would be doing it alone; whereas if is go to Trillium, I would continue living with her (sharing expenses)

-Something else worth noting is the private college gives you all the tools you need to do the program (tablet, programs, books). This is all included with your tuition.

-on a final note, due to financial issues, transitioning to Toronto would be a difficult one. On top of moving fees as well as starting rent, I owe $1050 to Humber before I could get in. The same can be said for Trillium, but I would only owe $545, and it would be cheaper to move.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Can't decide on what school to attend. Public college is cheaper and has a well credit program, but cost of living is more. Private college is expensive, but cost of living is cheaper and more convenient to attend.