Should I stop going to state for Ivy League?

[Anonymous]

I am currently at a California state university and I have been offered admission to Ivy League schools. I’m kind of confused what to do and how to go about it. I know that I have always felt my state school is not rigorous enough for me and what I want to do as far as my goals in research and education. My major’s department at state is very mediocre. I don’t like the students either and I just mainly feel like I do not belong. My question is: do I drop out of state for the Ivy League? Does the Ivy leagues know I’m already in a bachelor program? Can I go to two universities at once?

[ImalwaysrightOK]

Ivy League is very expensive and you can probably get a better education at a state school, maybe not the one you're at, but at state school for way less and have a more fulfilling experience.

[Asker]

But they are very generous at Ivy League colleges.

[ImalwaysrightOK]

Pros and cons. If you have a good opportunity and scholarship or financial aid offer, then OK, but don't needlessly put yourself into debt like that.

[Asker]

I’m in more debt at state and I hate it

[LiamJHayden]

Ivy League schools are notoriously expensive, so without knowing your field it is hard to answer if it might be worth it.