<p>True, but it’s all about where you’re happy. You’re the one who has to make the most of your education, right? You could go to the “better” school - I’m not even sure what that means, more prestigious maybe - but not take advantage of what they offer. Or you could go to the school where you’re actually happy and feel comfortable at, and it could be the best experience of your life. I don’t understand why people choose things based on the history of a school. People go to Yale and flunk out. Just go where you’re happy, and you’ll learn just as much at any other school.</p>
<p>How much of an advantage is it to come out of USC with an MBA, than UCLA with a business-economics major, assuming same success at each?</p>