Bocconi or St Gallen for Bachelors?

Hey WSO Community! So, I have the choice to either attend Bocconi for the BIEM or St Gallen for Business next year. But, I just can’t decide which one I should pick and which will give me better job opportunities. Some background: I‘m from Germany and I would like a career in either finance (preferably IB) or consulting (preferably MBB), haven’t made my mind up yet. Later I‘d preferably live in Britain, Switzerland or maybe Australia. Brexit also has me worried if I would be able to live in Britain, otherwise I would prefer probably Britain and IB there. Do you have advice which of the universities I should attend or what would you do in my situation? Thanks in advance.

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