SDSU v. ASU, can anyone help me with pros and cons?

If you think you're competitive enough for SDSU, then you should be competitive enough for Barrett, the honors college at ASU (esp in state, standards are much lower). With Barrett, as long as you do well, you're basically guaranteed a job or admission to grad school after graduation. Plus, you may qualify to get the AIMES scholarship through the AZ government, meaning all your tuition is paid for all 4 years. I think you should still apply to SDSU and see, but expect not get any money from them and good luck pulling $120,000 or more out of you *** to pay for college. ASU is extremely generous with their scholarships, especially to instate residents. I'm out of state and get $13,000 a year from ASU and $3000 a year from a private organization. Anyways, I love ASU and all the opportunities the large school provides, but at the same time I could have never gone to an in state school (in MN). Just some things to consider.