Brandeis VS Rochester

Hi there, I am currently a college senior, just got two offers from Brandeis international business school, Master of international economics and finance program; and Simon school of business, University of Rochester, Master of finance.

I know that Simon enjoys a higher ranking than Brandeis. While the location of Brandeis is much more better than Rochester. So considering the job-hunting in the future, which school would be a better choice for me, a current college senior with no full time work experience?

Many thanks!

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