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So I thought performing the internships in the morning and attending LC1 in the afternoon would be perfect. But I don't know if that is doable since I lack the on ground level knowledge on how aspects would be once I join as in will I be able to manage?
Whereas one of my peers mentioned that choosing CLC would not only give you the brand value but also furnish you with a better academic environment due to the crème de la crème. Also the person says theory> practical exposure must be your go to game while in college.
But my counter to it would be that organisations would consider to imbibe you more into their ecosystem as a student rather than a fresh graduate out of college. On a relative scale the opportunities open up more for a student.