<p>i received acceptance for my MS in Engineering Management in SCU and WMU. I am a bit confused where to choose? witch one is ranked higher? witch of the two can lead for a better or good jobs? witch one has a better career center? better education?
Thank you for the help</p>
<p>There’s no way to say without knowing a lot about you; only you can answer which school is better for you; there are few absolutes.</p>
<p>witch = hag with a broom
which = interrogative pronoun </p>
<p>you should choose whichever school is going to teach you the difference. sorry for the tough love, but you should know that before you leave high school!</p>
<p>lol!!! i’m sorry… i know the difference between witch and which. it is just that everytime when im typing fast i write it witch! lol
sorry about that…by the way you are so meannnnnnnnnnnnn!!!</p>
<p>Santa Clara is the better one. SCU’s MBA program is supposed to be top notch! It’s ranked 13 by USNWR, and that’s pretty impressive considering how small it is. </p>
<p>Engineering management…try to switch to MBA.</p>
<p>Thanks Vossron i think you are right, i’m the one who can decide which school is better for me; but i thought about asking because i am an international student who dosen’t know a lot about all US colleges, i graduted from university of miami though then came back to my home country.</p>
<p>MrPrince: Oh wow!! thanks, i really did not know that! thanks a lot for your help… yes switching to MBA is an option.</p>
<p>Santa Clara is better. Its proximity to Silicon Valley is a plus.</p>
<p>I wonder if we can get someone associated with WMU to say that SCU is better for this applicant (but still, how can we know?). I attended SCU myself, and think it’s a great school!</p>
<p>Knowing zilch about the OP, his ambitions, or relative cost, I think Santa Clara has better national name recognition.</p>