Georgetown MSB vs College

I realize that there’s a few topics on this already, but I was considering Georgetown and after reading a few posts on WSO I became concerned in an inverse sense. So I saw a few posts saying Econ/College in general was harder, and that recruiters know that it’s more work and respect that more. Am I somehow at a disadvantage going to the MSB? IB/PE is business related obviously, but this post made me question whether I should stay in MSB or transfer to College if/when I attend. Anyone have any insight on MSB vs. College? Thanks.

Also, any insight on majors in either? Was thinking double majoring in MSB in Finance/Oper and Info Mgmt for a diverse skill set, but wouldn’t be against Math in the College if it matters that much instead.

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