<p>I need help. I have been accepted into Carnegie Mellon’s Tepper school for undergraduate business and Boston College’s Carroll School of Management. I love both schools but I can’t make this decision. I want to get a great job coming out of college, but I also want to have a good time. (Party, enjoy Boston/Pittsburgh, Study Abroad etc.) Which school would be best for me?</p>
<p>Additional Factors: I would play football at CMU. (The football guys showed me a good time on my official visit)</p>
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<p>Both are good schools of comparable values. If you are science/computer/math oriented (data mining is big business), I’d choose CMU, but if you’re into the liberal arts/critical thinking, maybe BC. </p>
<p>Boston is pretty good place to intern when it comes to finance and business. I don’t know much about Pitts. </p>
<p>Lifestyle at BC revolves around sports, social party, and excursion into Boston. Fun stuff all around. I’m not familiar with CMU’s nightlife.</p>
<p>But honestly, you have two great options, go where you have to pay the least.</p>