Situation

My situation that occurred where I had to choose between two things, actually just happened within the last few months. With so many decisions coming up before fall, the one that I had to decide recently was which school I would be attending in the fall. There are so many options to think about when deciding what school to go to. I had it narrowed down to two, UW-Richland Center or Matc Madison. I like each school for their own separate reasons. I really like UW-Richland Center because it's a small campus, there is also living on the campus, and they have a basketball team that stays mostly in state. I really like Matc Madison because I would be able to stay at home, decent size campus, and they have the degree that I want to go into. Of course there are some downfalls to both schools. At Richland Center, I wouldn't know anyone going there, I'm not really sure if I would enjoy living on my own right away, and the money would be a big factor as well. At Matc, I would have to drive to school every day, their basketball travels out of state sometimes, and the campus is bigger than Richland Center's. After taking all of this into consideration, I decided to go to Matc. I decided to go there because some of my friends are going to be attending there as well, I will be able to live at home and save money, and I will still be able to participate in basketball by playing intramural with some of my friends. I think that I will be better off in the long-run if I go there just because I will know some people that already go there. Hamlet’s decision he had to face was to either kill his uncle or let his cowardice get the best of him. Hamlet and I share a big decision that could potentially impact the rest of our lives.