UNC or Dartmouth?

I have been admitted as a Freshman to UNC Chapel Hill and Dartmouth, and would love some industry perspective on whether or not there is a discernible difference in recruiting opportunities from the two schools. How significant is it that I could attain a business-centric degree as an undergrad at Kenan-Flagler as opposed to Dartmouth's liberal arts curriculum? I am particularly interested in Asset Management rather than IB or consulting, so I would appreciate any specifically pertinent input.

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You can't beat the Ivy League pedigree, even if you can't get an undergrad business degree from most schools there. I would choose Dartmouth because of the wealth of opportunities it gives you.

 
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