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I'm a senior in high school about to graduate in 3 weeks. Over the past couples months I've known that I couldn't afford the school that I wanted to go to (dream school) and had made many preparations to attend the school in my hometown, and I've successfully found a lot of money to attend that school.

Yesterday I received a letter in the mail that notified me that I had been granted a scholarship for around 10k a year. This means that I almost have enough to go to my dream school for free.

So my options are to go to my dream school and have to struggle a little financially to afford a car (school is 4 hours a way, out of state), a computer, a little bit of tuition, a bike, and everything else you need for a dorm. This is a Division 1 school with the best of everything.

Or I could go to school in town, live at home (ugh) and get paid a little less than 20k a year (decreasing every year) to go to a Division 2 school that doesn't have the exact degree I want. But I was thinking that I could get a Bachelors here and get a Masters at another (better) university.

Or I could go to one of the other schools I applied to, that I really don't want to go to and get paid a couple thousand a year.

Part of me says go for the money and part of me says go for my dreams. What are your opinions? I think that it's a difference of the college experience or financial stability. I think I would have more opportunities at the D1 school and that I could really become myself there.
<bot>: Struggle a little and go to D1 dream school or get paid 20k to go to D2 school without the degree I think I want.