I've also posted this on both forums, but I'd like some more opinions from a more general audience.
So, I was just taken off the waitlist at Claremont McKenna College, so now I have a bit of a dilemma: do I go with the southern californian LAC or the large northeastern university?
I'm looking at economics/possible finance work/possible tech business; CMC is directly focused on these types of programs, but Cornell's programs are probably of equivalent quality (and the specialization of AEM and ILR would both offer far more varied classes than could CMC and the Claremonts).
The weather question isn't really a massive matter for me, we can ignore that for now.
Aid/price is not a question whatsoever.
On the margin, I like the Claremont consortium's size, but I also kind of like Cornell's overall atmosphere.
I'm going to see if I have the chance to visit before I have to make a decision, but that's up in the air as of now.
Any opinions?
Thanks!
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