<human>: I'm a freshman at a midwestern BIG10 school currently in the college of business, I went into this school planning on studying accounting but lately I've started to change my mind and I've decided to now go into international business. 

The issue is that I feel that the school I'm in right now seems to exist in it's own little bubble with a lot of very narrow minded students, I want to attend a university with more like-minded people (I was born in Europe but grew up in Asia and planning on continuing moving around once I graduate as I have all my life) and I feel as though there is a greater chance of that happening if I attend a school such as the European Business School London vs. a large state school here in the US (which are the only schools I can afford to go to).

On the other hand, I don't have the grades to get into schools like LSE or Cambridge and the schools I can get into in the UK certainly don't have as good of a reputation as the current school I'm at, but at the same time I feel as if I would enjoy myself more in the UK. I would also not have to worry about having to take Gen Eds and can simply focus on my assigned course. Living in the UK would also put me much closer to where my family is.

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<bot>: choosing between staying at big US state school with great reputation or going to school in UK where I feel I will enjoy myself better