<p>I was accepted into these schools and now I have to choose. Money isn't an issue. My parents do not know much about colleges and instantly decided I should go to Cornell since they haven't heard of the other 2. They don't seem to listen to me but they do listen to others. I am undecided but I am interested in pre-med or business. I applied undecided to all 3. What are the pros and cons of each school? Liberal Arts College vs. University? Which one is more "known" in the job recruiter world?</p>
<p>Emory is super strong in med fields. Emory owns hospitals so you can also intern/volunteer while you are undergrad. there is a lot of research opportunities in their Winship Cancer Institute that student can do. if you are going to do med, go to Emory. their business program is good but I don’t know how it stacks up against Cornell, but Emory definitely come with more opportunities you can have if you go pre-med</p>
<p>They are very different schools, but if your concern is recognition in the market place - Williams is a bit of an “in the know” school. However for last two years it tops Forbes list of best schools which looks at things like career salaries, satisfaction, recruiter thoughts etc.</p>
<p>[America’s</a> Top Colleges - Michael Noer - Backslash - Forbes](<a href=“http://blogs.forbes.com/michaelnoer/2011/08/03/americas-top-colleges/]America’s”>America's Top Colleges)</p>