<p>I've been admitted to both schools RD. I'll be paying full price at either school. I'm from New York. I was admitted to Oxford and Villanova, and waitlisted at a few other schools, but I feel these two are my front runners. I'm interested in something Business related. Please tell me which is more prestigious, academically superior, socially fun, and favorable for top tier law schools.</p>
<p>For law school, it doesn’t matter – just keep up your GPA and do well on the LSAT. </p>
<p>Emory is stronger overall, however you would have to stay at Oxford for two years so its a personal decision. However, Villanova would be “more fun” and more a traditional college experience (D-1 sports - atleast basketball, etc.)</p>
<p>Villanova is an former party school. Colleges have a hard time getting rid of their party reps because nobody tells the students that they no longer attend a party school. It still parties quite well. Oxford and Emory are to be preferred in almost every category.</p>
<p>Oxford followed by an Emory degree would be vastly preferrable in my opinion - the system actually allows you to strengthen your skills, Emory’s nationally ranked for history (great pre-law subject), it has a much stronger national reputation, better academics all around, and I don’t think it’s “not fun” at all :)</p>