<prompt> Human: So Im trying to choose between two colleges. One is out of state and around 40k and the other is in state and less expensive. The in state college is actually a really good institute. But the problem is that I want to go into Animation, which is what the instate doesnt have and the outer does. The out of state has given my 28k a year, around half of the tuition, and i have unfortunately neglected to apply to a lot of scholarships. Im kind of excited about going there but im a bit worried about making enough to pay the rest. Ive started applying to summer jobs and more scholarships now. There is also have the added advicestress from my parents to take a CS major in the instate because that will give me a bases in animation while giving me a secure job. There is also the fact that the outer state is unknown and auntsuncles also believe i should go to in state simply because its a good school. I honestly feel that it would be to broad and not give me enough about what I need for animation, which would waste my time. Life can be unpredictable but i want to go into the industryget an internship right after or as soon as i can. There is also the option that if my career choice does change i can easily switch. I could even try to transfer to a better school for animation after the first year. Ive applied to other schools with animation, but they did not give much in scholarship money. I just wanted some advice.  <response>: Go to the in-state school. After you get your degree, take certifications courses in different types of animation. There are schools that specialize in the latest types of animation software, and aside from your talent, future employers will be looking for certain certifications, for which you dont need to go into huge debt. 