<p>I applied to a handful of universities, of which, the two best that I've been accepted into thus far are Case Western Reserve University and Babson College. I am still awaiting decisions from a handful of Canadian schools, but have no desire to attend said institutions, and applied only under duress from my parents. Thus, I am at this point relegated to choosing between the aforementioned schools, unless I send in some international applications to European schools, such as the Scottish Ivies. My first question is whether or not that is advisable. I would also like to know how you would consider them as compared to the two schools I previously mentioned.</p>
<p>Now, that aside, it is mostly a matter of choosing between these two American schools. So in order to help you give me more accurate advice, I feel that I should state a few points:
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[<em>]My ultimate career plan is to go into business on my own. But I would not want to do so immediately following college graduation. Rather, I would some grad school under my belt first, as addressed below. At case, I would double major in either Management and English or Management and Economics. At Babson, I would major in Entrepreneurship.
[</em>]I would like to get both an MBA and a JD, ideal in a joint capacity.
[<em>]I would be disinclined to stay at either institution for more than one year, and would rather transfer to Cornell or a comparable institution thereafter.
[</em>]Money is not an issue. I don't qualify for financial aid, and would not receive a merit scholarship from either school. But my parents will be funding my undergraduate education, and consider both schools to merit their tuition, and thus would be fine paying for either.
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<p>So, considering that, which school should I choose? Or should I be looking at the Scottish Ivies?</p>